Error E06 displayed; evaporator fan does not run, compartment temperatures are uneven, frost may appear on one side.

How to Fix / Troubleshooting

Safety first: Disconnect power before accessing the evaporator fan. Fan blades can start unexpectedly and cause injury.

Step 1 – Access the fan:

Remove shelves and the rear interior panel of the affected compartment.
Locate the evaporator fan assembly mounted near the evaporator coil.

Step 2 – Inspect for ice or debris:

Check if ice has formed around the fan shroud or blades; if so, allow ice to melt or gently remove it with warm air.
Ensure the fan spins freely by hand.

Step 3 – Electrical checks:

Inspect the fan connector and wiring for damage.
With the fan disconnected, measure motor resistance; an open circuit indicates a failed motor.

Step 4 – Replace fan motor:

Install a new Fhiaba-compatible evaporator fan motor, transferring the fan blade if necessary.
Secure wiring away from moving parts and sharp edges.
Reassemble panels, restore power, and verify fan operation when the compressor runs.

Note: If a new fan does not run and E06 remains, the control board's fan output may be defective and should be tested by a technician.