4680JB1026H Refrigerator Condenser Cooling Fan Motor by Appliancemate Fit for L-G Replaces 680JB1026H PS3523107 1330001 AP4440743

The cooling fan has been going out for a while on our LG fridge. It would make a squeaking noise and eventually I noticed the door seal started to get really hot. A repair person would have charged me a lot more money for the fix so I did a bit of research and found the replacement part. The cost is only 20 bucks and a little bit of time and labor. The fan is a bit of a pain to get out of the housing but if you take your time you can do it. The fridge is running nice and cool and the door seals are no longer hot. Well see how long this fan lasts for but for 20 bucks I am not going to complain if it only last a couple of years.

I was about to buy a new refrigerator because the motor was doing very bad noise. The Refrigerator was 16 years old a good LG. Now after 6 months the ref is working like new. Just for $30

Fit perfectly and has been working silently.

Replacement compressor fan motor for LG LSC26905TT refrigerator. This is a known failure point in this fridge, and the motor has to be replaced every ~2 years. But this replacement was particularly bad. Started off noisy when installed. Motor failed completely after 6 weeks. So now I'm buying & replacing another fan motor.

Excellent part perfect fit easy install no issues.

Installed on LG LSC26905TT fridge. Initially noticed side of fridge was heating up really bad to the point of what it seemed melted insulation slowly seeping out of panel edges. After removing the motor, found the same brand (Oh Sung) on Amazon for half the price from LG or any other appliance stores. About to check out when I saw this with same specs for even more less price. Took a chance and it paid off. Works just as good and no more hot side panels and fridge no longer struggling to keep internal temp. Of note though, the fan shaft is slightly shorter than OEM but not enough to cause issue with the operation, can't remember how short but somewhere around 1/4 inch shorter.

I installed this in my LG refrigerator. Although the shaft is keyed and a bit shorter than the original. It still worked perfectly. Literally plug and play lol. Oh and it's super quiet. Life is good again !

It was extremely difficult to replace. I think that’s just due to poor design by LG. But at least it worked once I was able to get it changed. It’s now been 1 year, and I’m going to have to replace the motor again. I’m not sure if this indicates a quality issue with the motor, or some other issue with my fridge.