EOEDEPAZ MTR-WR60X26866-01 Refrigerator Evaporator Fan Motor, 7-Blade, 6-Pin

Usage tips

The seven-blade format distinguishes this evaporator fan motor from some original three-blade versions. It is listed as a replacement for select GE refrigerators, with a six-pin plug. If your priority is restoring airflow in a refrigerator with a noisy or nonworking evaporator fan, this part may fit that repair, if you are replacing a motor preemptively, matching the original part and connector is still essential. The listing identifies CFE28, GFE29, and PYE22 among compatible model families, but fit depends on the specific refrigerator.

Before ordering, compare your refrigerator’s full model number and the original motor’s part number and connector style with the replacement details. The product listing specifically advises verifying the connector, and its seven-blade design may look different from the three-blade part in some refrigerators. Disconnect power before installation, as directed in the product information. The motor is described as a plug-in replacement for compatible models, not as a universal refrigerator part.

Technical details

• Brand: EOEDEPAZ
• Model: MTR-WR60X26866-01
• Type: Refrigerator evaporator fan motor
• Format: 7 blades, 6-pin plug
• Voltage: 13.6 volts
• Speed: 2,900 rpm
• Dimensions: 3.15 inches wide x 1.5 inches high
• Weight: 6.4 ounces
• Material: Plastic
• Reference: Replaces WR60X26866, WR60X10341, WR60X26030, WR60X10356, WR60X10357, and other listed part numbers

What stands out

The useful detail here is the combination of a stated six-pin connector and a list of replacement references. Those give you more to compare than a refrigerator-family name alone, especially when searching for a replacement for a motor that has stopped circulating air. The seven-blade configuration is another identifying feature, but it is not proof of fit by itself. Match the part number and plug before relying on a model-family listing.

Buyer feedback on function is positive in some cases, but reports about performance are mixed. Some buyers say the motor works well, while others describe it failing soon after installation. Opinions on value are also divided. These reports do not establish how long a particular unit will last, so accurate fitment matters more than assuming results will be consistent.

Is it worth it?

You’ll appreciate it if you have a compatible GE refrigerator, have identified the evaporator fan motor as the part to replace, and can confirm the reference and six-pin connector. Compared with choosing a replacement solely by refrigerator series, matching the original part number and plug is the more precise way to assess this listing. Its range of cross-references may help narrow the search, while the stated voltage and blade count offer additional details to compare.

It might not be a great match if you cannot verify the refrigerator’s full model or the original connector: the listed model families and replacement numbers do not guarantee that every variant fits. The mixed buyer reports on durability are also worth weighing if consistent long-term performance is your main concern. Choose it when the part details line up with your existing motor, rather than treating it as a universal fix for any cooling problem.