4055892790 Genuine Fan Motor and Air Duct Assembly for Westinghouse Fridges WSE6170SA WSE6200SA WSE6200WA WSE6870SA WSE6900SA WSE6900WA

Supplied together with its air duct, this genuine Westinghouse fan motor assembly is part 4055892790, also known as 890133711. Six Westinghouse fridges are on file for it. Those are the WSE6170SA and WSE6870SA, the WSE6200SA and WSE6200WA, and the WSE6900SA and WSE6900WA. Because it comes as a complete assembly, the fan and its duct are replaced together in one job.

Westinghouse fridge not cooling evenly or fan making noise?

The fan in this assembly keeps air moving through the fridge's cooling system, and the duct steers that airflow where it needs to go. When the motor slows down, seizes or turns noisy, cold air stops circulating properly. Typical signs are a fridge section that runs warm while the freezer still feels cold, food spoiling sooner than it should, frost building up, or a buzzing, grinding or ticking sound that changes when the door is opened. Sometimes the fan simply stops, and the compartment temperature creeps up over a day or two.

Part details

• Genuine Westinghouse part 4055892790
• Alternative number 890133711
• Fan motor supplied with the air duct assembly
• Listed for six Westinghouse WSE models, from the WSE6170SA through to the WSE6900WA

Swapping the fan assembly

Unplug the fridge and move the food to an esky or another fridge. You'll usually need to take out shelves and an inner cover panel to reach the duct. Photograph the wiring plug and how the duct sits before removing anything. Once the new assembly is in, plug the fridge back in and listen for the fan running before you reload it.

Questions about this part

Can I replace just the motor?

This listing is the motor and air duct as one assembly, part 4055892790, so the whole unit is replaced in one go and the parts stay matched. Check the model plate inside your fridge against the six WSE models listed.