I have a ge sbs model pcp23shmffbs. the condenser fan motor is running slow, but turning freely. the fan motor is rated at 11.3 volts dc and supply to fan motor is only 6.7 volts. is the condenser fan supply from the mother board? could this be faulty? or condenser fanmotor

Motor should run on DC voltage.

the shaft can be unseized by applying penetrating oil and turning it manually.

Or take the motor out and take to a refrigeration supplies outlet, or a fan motor seller / reconditioner and say "I want one of these". You need the motor, not the 'fan'. The fan fits on the motor spindle.

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Check the motor by hand to see if it turns freely, if it does then the issue is the motor controller not being able to sense where the motor is. Check for 240 Volts on the red wires and then check for 24 volts dc between black and blue and black and yellow.

most refrigarators now a days that have energy star rating use less power to run by having a inverter that inverts ac volts to dc votls and all motors (compressor,freezer fan&compressor fan)run on dc voltage it take one eighth of the power to run a motor on dc that it does on ac, so a motor that use to take 120 vac to run now takes 15 volts dc to run at the same exact speed. So yes they save power

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Your condenser fan (fan motor by compressor) is a variable speed and controlled by a computer board and compressor speed. If the fan motor slows down and the compressor is running in high, the unit can over heat and cause temperature issues in refrigerator sections. GE has a program which can see actual fan RPMs of motor. As I research this incomplete model number (7 possible different models) I see they all use the same fan motor Part# WR60X10209, this is a DC motor. Make sure you fan has not melted also. The heat from the compressor can melt the should or blade when this motor fails. I hope this information helps you..

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I would change the PC board. Here is a link to the part.

Not a board issue if you have a noisy fan motor. Noise equals friction and friction equals loss of speed.

Newer GE refrigerators use variable speed DC fan motors to improve energy efficiency. Fan speed is determined by the electronic control board. Your refrig is working as designed.
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if it is the fan at the compressor not running, the system pressure will rise and cooling will ******, verify 120 volts to the fan motor if you have 120 volts ac replace the condenser fan motor

Your fan motor is bad cause you have the voltage input to your fan motor but still the motor is not operating. May be the motor winding is open, check the white and red resistance.