My Emerson model k55hxjcp-2593 electric fan motor has 5 wires connecting to the motor. The replacement motor only has 4 wires. I need to know how to connect the new motor seeing there is only 4 wires

cover should pull down and removed. fan is installed with screws or nuts, replacement motors are available on line.

just check the wiring diagram and connect the two wires for the desired speed and put a wire nut one the third one.

The way in which the fan motor is connected to the power source can causes the fan spinning in the wrong direction

There should be a wiring diagram sticker on the motor. If not, let me know at [email protected]

That error code is "SY" and not "5Y" and it is for the evaporator sensor error. You will need to replace the sensor.Here is the part to order.

The part comes with a 365 day, any part, any reason return policy.



Access the evaporator assembly cover in the rear of the freezer section. In convertible units that can function either as refrigerators or freezers, and is located toward the bottom of the unit on the inner back wall -- if necessary, remove the two lower glass shelves and the crisper compartments.

Remove the screws securing the evaporator cover to the freezer wall, using a Phillips screwdriver.

Pull the evaporator cover away from the wall just enough to access the electrical connection behind the cover. Be careful not to damage the gaskets on either side of the evaporator cover. Reach behind the cover and disconnect the electrical connection from its wiring harness. Remove the evaporator cover from the freezer.

Remove the wires inside the exposed evaporator assembly from their retaining clips, then squeeze the quick-connect mechanism to detach the wires from the fan motor.

Remove the two hex-head screws that hold the fan motor mounting bracket to the back wall of the unit, using a 5/16-inch socket or nut driver.

Remove the two hex-head screws holding the fan motor to the mounting bracket, using the 5/16-inch socket or nut driver, then pull the fan blade off the motor shaft.

Examine the fan to make sure the blades are not damaged; if necessary, replace the fan itself as well as the motor. Slide the fan onto the motor shaft.

Attach the new motor to the mounting bracket, using the 5/16-inch socket or nut driver to secure the two hex-head screws.

Replace and tighten the two hex-head screws that hold the fan motor mounting bracket to the back wall of the unit, using the 5/16-inch socket or nut driver.

Reattach the the fan motor wires by clipping them back into the quick-connect mechanism, and set the wires back into their retaining clips in the same manner as they were attached.

Set the evaporator assembly cover back into place, then reach behind and connect the electrical connection into the wiring harness.

Secure the Phillips screws that hold the evaporator cover to the freezer wall.

Replace the shelves and crisper compartments if they were removed, then plug the refrigerator into its power source and verify proper operation.


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Here are two images hope they help. Actual Emerson diagrams are not easy to find.
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There should be a wiring diagram on the side of the motor. Usually when you have two brown wires they connect to the terminals on the capacitor.

Hello

Using a stool positioned directly beneath the inoperative fan, grasp 2 opposite sides of the plastic fan cover and pull cover down 2 to 3 inches until wire holding clasps on each side are exposed.

Squeeze the 2 wires on each clasp together until the fan cover is released and set aside fan cover.

Locate fan electrical plug and unplug the connection from the electrical outlet.

Locate the screw securing the fan unit to the ceiling. This is often found directly adjacent the electrical outlet. Some fan models will have 2 securing screws. These will be located on opposite sides of the fan base.

Use flat-head screwdriver to remove securing screw, pull fan out of the fan well and set old fan aside.

Align replacement fan in position to allow electrical plug to be inserted in electrical socket and plug into electrical outlet.

Insert fan into ceiling well and secure by inserting and tightening securing screw(s).

Test fan by turning on wall switch. If fan fails to operate, check to be certain that the plug is fully inserted into the electrical outlet. If fan still does not operate, check circuit breaker and reset if necessary.

Replace fan cover by holding cover in place with 2 wire clasps just below the slots in the fan base. Squeeze the 2 wire ends of each clasp together and insert these into the the slots on opposite sides of the fan base. Once properly inserted, the ends of the wire claps will spring into place.

Push the fan cover up allowing the wire clasps to be fully inserted into the slots on the fan base, at which point the clasps will spring open securing the cover in place.
THANK YOU FOR VISITING FIXYA

the new one needs its own capacitor 5 to 7.5 uf hook to the 2 brown wires

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