Product review (5 stars): This motor will work on most any refrigerator
If you get a fan motor that looks like this it will fit most any refrigerator evaporator.  Take the old motor out and pull the fan part off after you have ascertained the rotation of the fan blades.  you may need to take the fan apart and reverse the armature.  There are 3 leads on the motor and all you do is match the colors up.  generally, 2 out of three colors match up and just put the third wire on the remaining hot lead. Green is always a ground wire and hook it to a mounting screw.  the kit will come with connectors and you may have to cut this off and use the crimps to connect the wires.  you need a 1/4"drive socket set for the screws, a pair of wire cutters and a set of crimp pliers to connect the leads. the whole job may take someone about 45 minutes the first time and less if you know what you are doing.  it is a cheap and easy fix for a noise motor.  throw the old one away and pat yourself on the back for saving a bundle of cash. it can cost well north of $100 to have a repairman do this easy job.  I have 10 apartments and keep a couple of these around so I can give my renters quick service when they eventually start making noise.