hi my name is Bill and today I want to be showing you how to replace the fan
motor grommet on your fridge the reason why you might have to do this is because
the grommet is damaged causing your evaporator fan motor to make unusual
noises for this repair we'll be using a quarter-inch nut driver flat head
screwdriver and a Phillips head screwdriver warning before doing any
repairs please disconnect your power source so this is the fridge we're gonna
be using for our demonstration here it's a maytag keep in mind yours might
be a little bit different at home than what we have here but the same
techniques should still apply so the first thing we're gonna do is open up
our freezer door here now we need to remove the ice maker and to do that
there are three screws holding on here and then two up here we'll use our
quarter inch nut driver and get those off now
and as you take out this last screw you just want to hold the ice maker so that
doesn't fall down and all we have to do to unclip these wires is just undo this
tab right here lift up on it slightly and pull out now I want to take off this
piece right here which is just covering another screw that's inside so we use a
flathead screwdriver and pry that off and now I'll use a quarter-inch nut
driver to remove the screw and now the next thing I need to do is there are a
few plastic tabs on the side of this piece right here so I'm gonna push in
and pull out to release the plastic tabs
and the whole assembly will come right out now to remove the evaporator cover
here I've got to remove these four screws here so I'll use a Phillips head
screwdriver and do that now
now that I have all those screws out I can remove the evaporator cover just by
pulling out a little bit anywhere and then the whole thing come out nice and
easy the other thing we're gonna want to do is that there's a grounding wire for
the icemaker so we're just gonna remove that from the
cover set that down and we can pull the cover out now to get this bracket off I
need to remove the two screws that are holding it on there so we've got it our
quarter inch nut driver again
now that the screws are out bracket should come right off and what we're
gonna want to do is just also remove all these wires and the way they're just
held in place back here by this clip now
we'll unplug the fan so we're just going to pop that clip up and pull it out and
we've got this one last wire so we can pull that out as well now I want to
pull the fan off so if you get the blade off just pull that straight out we'll go
back on the other side push it out just like that so and if we need to you can
just angle that out and it'll pop right out now we can take your fan out and the
fan motor has two grommets on it it's got one on the front right here and it's
got this one on the back so they're both gonna be the same part so just take off
whichever one you need to replace in this case we'll take off the one in the
front and now you can grab your new OEM replacement fan motor grommet if you
don't have one already find it on our online store and now we'll put our grommet on
you'll see that this has a hexagonal shape and the grommet has a hexagonal
hole in it so you just going to want to line that up and push that straight on
it'll fit nice and snug on there and now we're going to line up our fan motor
bracket and with the bracket it's got that hexagonal hole there
so we'll line up the grommet and put it inside
and will put the back piece on line up the clips here first and then line up
the fan motor and push it in and the back of this clip also has that hexagonal
hole you just want to make sure that the grommet on the back is also lined up
properly with that back hole and now we'll line up our fan blade and we'll
push that straight on just like that that spins nicely tight and now we'll
reattach the wire onto the side of the motor here and then we'll plug it back
in here as well
and now we'll put our fan motor back into place up here and you're gonna line
up the hole in the back and screw back in now I want to put the wires back
into place as well so just go underneath the clips there like they were earlier
and these ones will go in the front with that piece kind of weave in and out
now we'll put the evaporator cover back in and what we want to do first is just put an
angle and clip in the grounding wire here on the side it's sitting right
there and then what we're gonna do is grab this wire here and feed it through
the hole near the grounding wire and as we set it up just like that pull it
through and then we can put the fan cover back in place just in the backside
there like so and push cover so that it goes all the way back now we might have
to move the icemaker up a little bit to get it in all the way once you've done
that now screw it back in
and as you can see right here I've left the glove right up here and don't have
to have a glove or anything but just something to cover these three holes not
the end of the world if when your screws fall down in there because you can take
it apart if it falls on the one of the sides it will fall right through into
the refrigerator department it falls in the middle you'll have to do some
disassembly on the inside of the fridge too now I'll put the icemaker back into
place so the first thing we're gonna do is plug it back in and once you've got a
plugged in you can line up the holes and you're gonna also want to put the tube
into the back piece over here and then screw it back
now I'll put the circulation vent back into place and two tabs right on the
bottom right there push that in so it clips into place now we can screw it in
now put the cover back in place and your repair is complete
finally don't forget to plug in your appliance if you need to replace any
parts for your appliances you can find an OEM replacement part on our website
pcappliancerepair.com thanks for watching and please don't forget to like
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