BCD-330WTV 12V 4W Freezing Fan Motor ZWF-02-4 Replacement for Midea Refrigerator 50240401000p

Worked well and my refrigerator working back again ^^

Refrigerator was at 50 degrees when it was set to 37 degrees. Freezer was working fine. Sears repair person came out and diagnosed the problem to be a faulty refrigerator evaporator fan motor. He ordered a replacement OEM fan, but it was back-ordered with no ETA. Looked around the internet for a solution and came across a link to this product on Amazon. Searched the comments and found another user encountered the same problem and found that this fan motor fit in place of the OEM fan with a minor change to the wiring. According to this person, this fan was wired as Red Black Purple while the OEM fan motor was wired as Red Yellow Black. I found the fan motor that arrived was wired as Purple Red Black. I swapped the connector from the OEM fan motor to the new fan motor and connected the wires Red-Red Yellow-Purple Black-Black. After installation I confirmed the fan spins normally by plugging in the power to the refrigerator. Reinstalled everything and will monitor the temps. It seems to be working.

I ordered this based on a review that they used it in a Dometic DMC4101. It is NOT the right one for that refrigerator. It spins the wrong direction. Luckily I caught this on other reviews and researched and ordered different one as well. This one worked and it shipped quickly, unfortunately I had to return this one.

Worked perfectly for the application.

This fan worked as expected and solved my refrigerator issue.

Ordered to replace evaporator fan motor in DMC4101 12v compressor refrigerator. The original motor turns clockwise. These turn counter clockwise. Reversing the red and black wires did not reverse the rotation. It did however fry the motor immediately. The shaft was also 1/2" shorter. I found another similar motor on Amazon which claims to turn clockwise but has an even shorter shaft than these. Switching the shafts is easy. There are four very small slots under the rear bearing cover that, with a small screwdriver or pocket knife you can pry the cover off. Switch the armitures and you are good to go and the fan will be properly located within the shroud.These motors may be mislabeled

Todo bien gracias buen producto

Bought this for a Dometic DMC4101 12v fridge. IT spins clockwise which is the right direction. All you need to do is cut the old wires and wire them to this fan motor. its 3 wires and its color for color so super easy and does work. also dont forget to swap the fan shafts which is also super easy. overall worked great.