241854401 - Genuine OEM Frigidaire Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor

241854401 – Genuine OEM Frigidaire Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor

The 241854401 Genuine OEM Frigidaire Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement component designed for compatible refrigerators. It circulates cold air through the refrigerator compartment, helping maintain consistent cooling and proper food storage temperatures.

This genuine Frigidaire replacement part is also listed for select Kenmore and White-Westinghouse refrigerators. It is suitable for replacing a defective, noisy, or non-operational evaporator fan motor when the appliance's model-specific parts information confirms compatibility.

Appliance Kingdom serves homeowners, landlords, property managers, and professional appliance repair technicians across Canada, with Canada-wide shipping and support to help customers identify the correct replacement part.

Function & Importance of the Evaporator Fan Motor

The evaporator fan motor moves air across the refrigerator's evaporator coils and circulates the cooled air throughout the appropriate compartment. This airflow helps maintain consistent temperatures and supports the refrigerator's normal cooling performance.

When the evaporator fan motor fails, airflow can become restricted or stop altogether. As a result, the refrigerator may struggle to maintain the correct temperature, the freezer may not freeze properly, or the appliance may develop unusual fan noise.

Using a genuine OEM motor helps ensure the correct fit, electrical specifications, and intended operation for the compatible refrigerator. Choosing the correct replacement is important for dependable cooling and long-term performance.

Common Symptoms of a Failed Evaporator Fan Motor

A defective evaporator fan motor may cause the following refrigerator problems:

• Refrigerator compartment is too warm or does not cool consistently.

• Freezer compartment is not freezing properly.

• Refrigerator is running, but cold air circulation appears weak.

• Unusual humming, rattling, squealing, or other fan-related noises.

• Frost or ice buildup associated with an airflow problem.

• Refrigerator runs for extended periods while struggling to maintain temperature.

These symptoms can indicate an evaporator fan motor problem, but they can also result from other faulty components or airflow restrictions.

Will replacing the 241854401 motor fix your refrigerator?

Replacing the motor can resolve the issue if the evaporator fan motor is confirmed to be defective. If the motor operates correctly, the cause may involve another component, an obstruction, or a different cooling-system problem. Proper diagnosis is recommended before ordering the replacement.

Compatibility & Ordering Guidance

Part number 241854401 is identified as a genuine OEM evaporator fan motor for select Frigidaire, Kenmore, and White-Westinghouse refrigerators.

Before purchasing, verify your refrigerator's complete model number against an authoritative parts catalogue. Brand name alone is not sufficient to guarantee compatibility because different refrigerator models can use different motors, wiring configurations, and mounting arrangements.

If you are unsure whether this part fits your appliance, contact Appliance Kingdom with your complete model number for compatibility assistance before ordering.

Replaces Part Numbers

The following cross-reference numbers are documented by appliance parts supplier Parts Dr for part 241854401:

• AP4374248

• EAP2350613

• PS2350613

• AFR1311353

• PD00031546

These are cross-reference identifiers associated with the listed OEM part. Confirm the required manufacturer part number against your appliance's model-specific parts information before purchase.

Key Features & Benefits

• Genuine OEM Frigidaire replacement part.

• Manufacturer part number: 241854401.

• Designed for compatible refrigerator applications.

• Supports cold-air circulation across the evaporator coils.

• Helps restore normal airflow when the original motor has failed.

• OEM specifications support the intended fit and operation.

• Suitable for homeowners, landlords, property managers, and professional appliance technicians.

• Helps address fan-related cooling problems when the motor is the confirmed cause.

Installation Overview

Replacing an evaporator fan motor is generally a moderate appliance repair. The process may involve removing interior panels or an evaporator cover to access the fan assembly, disconnecting the electrical connector, replacing the motor, and reassembling the refrigerator.

An experienced DIYer may be able to complete the repair using the appropriate tools and model-specific service instructions. However, the exact procedure varies by refrigerator model.

Always disconnect the refrigerator from electrical power before servicing it. Avoid damaging the evaporator coils, wiring, or surrounding components during disassembly. If you are unfamiliar with appliance electrical repairs or cannot safely access the motor, professional installation is recommended.

Canada-Wide Availability & Appliance Kingdom Support

Appliance Kingdom is a Canadian appliance parts supplier based in Edmonton, Alberta, serving customers across Canada.

We help homeowners, landlords, property managers, and appliance repair professionals find replacement components for refrigerator cooling and airflow problems. Our support can help you check part compatibility before purchasing, reducing the risk of ordering an incorrect component.

For the best fit confidence, provide your complete refrigerator model number when enquiring about the 241854401 evaporator fan motor.

Buyer Confidence & Quality Assurance

Choosing a genuine OEM Frigidaire replacement motor provides confidence that the component is intended for the manufacturer's specified applications. Correct model verification remains essential because not every Frigidaire, Kenmore, or White-Westinghouse refrigerator uses the same evaporator fan motor.

If your refrigerator has a noisy fan, weak airflow, or cooling problems, verify the fault and model compatibility before replacing the motor.