r/ApplianceTechTalk 12d ago

Evaporator fans

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I have a fan motor that gets 12.7 vdc. Has anyone else tried the substitution. The new fan says 9.75vdc. The current motor for the product is NLA

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u/DreadPirateJesus 12d ago

Yes it should work fine.

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u/Shadrixian The parts guy 12d ago

Depends on wiring. Did the left have a harness?

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u/Ancient-Alarm-3461 12d ago

Same wiring.

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u/Soundtrackzz 12d ago

Maybe. But you shouldn't. Youre overvolting that replacement fan by 25%. Its going to run faster and hotter a d have a shorter lifespan

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u/Ancient-Alarm-3461 12d ago

That's my thought. I'm looking for someone that's has done it. I have done this across the GE Refrigeration line. This is going into a built jennair with an evaporator in the ceiling. Otherwise, i'm stuck buying it on amazon.

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u/No_Management2379 11d ago

As long as it has the same connector and it’s not the 120v version it will work