Display shows E9 and the condenser fan at the back of the unit may not run, causing the compressor to overheat.

Safety: Unplug the refrigerator before working near the compressor and fan.

• 1. Access condenser fan: Remove the rear lower access panel to expose the condenser fan near the compressor.
• 2. Clean and inspect: Remove dust, pet hair, and debris from the fan blades and surrounding area. Ensure the blades are not rubbing on anything.
• 3. Spin by hand: The fan should turn freely. If stiff or noisy, the motor bearings may be failing.
• 4. Test voltage: With the unit powered and compressor running, carefully check for proper voltage at the fan connector. If voltage is present but the fan does not run, the motor is bad.
• 5. Replace fan motor: Unplug again, remove mounting screws, and install a new condenser fan motor. Transfer the fan blade if needed and ensure correct airflow direction (usually blowing air across the condenser coil).
• 6. If no voltage: Inspect wiring from the control board to the fan. If wiring is intact, the main control board may be defective.
• 7. Reassemble: Refit the rear panel and verify the fan runs whenever the compressor is on.