Error E07 displayed; condenser fan does not run, compressor may overheat, AL07 may also appear.

Safety first: Unplug the refrigerator before removing the rear or lower access panel. The compressor and surrounding components may be hot.

Step 1 – Access the condenser fan:

• Remove the lower rear panel (or front toe-kick on some built-in models) to expose the condenser and fan.
• Locate the fan near the compressor and condenser coils.

Step 2 – Inspect and clean:

• Remove dust and debris from the fan blades and surrounding area.
• Check that the blades are not rubbing against wiring or panels.

Step 3 – Test the fan motor:

• Spin the fan by hand; if it is stiff or seized, the motor is likely bad.
• Measure motor resistance; an open circuit indicates failure.

Step 4 – Replace the fan motor:

• Disconnect the old motor and install a compatible Fhiaba condenser fan motor.
• Secure all wiring and ensure the fan rotates freely.
• Restore power and verify that the fan runs when the compressor is operating.

Note: If the fan still does not run with a new motor, the control board output or power supply to the fan must be checked by a professional.