Product review (4 stars): not a plug and play item for me
I futz with things....especially if I think I can replace something quickly and easily by myself otherwise I hire the big guns....in this case, the product I bought to replace my Sub-Zero Condenser Fan Motor did not come with all the items pictured....perhaps a quality issue with packaging, perhaps all shipped items come this way....I don't know.

The motor itself will work as a replacement for the OEM version of the Sub-Zero 561 (my model sub-zero) condenser fan, however the specifications on the motor do not exactly match the specs (different amps specs) of the motor I replaced.  That's ok I guess.  Beyond that, little description for this product on Amazon site but had several pictures displayed attached connector pins to motor wiring for the male socket insert which clips to the female power source plug.  That was not the case.  The motor had unfinished exposed wire and was missing some other parts as well....It came with machine screws and accessories to attach the fan to motor (not all  pictured items) BUT missing the male nylon connector(s), ground wire, electrical caps (didn't need it) and finished termination plugs to insert in the male nylon connectors.

The good news is Sub-Zero engineering design made removing the fan and replacing is easy.....I also disassembled the old motor to cannibalize parts (metal connector pins) to use on the new motor.....thank goodness I enjoy the futz...

After all said and done....not a big deal for me because I'm usually resourceful given the lack of proper parts.....but for anyone else expecting what you see in the picture...you may receive all the parts but in my case may not....so as they say with autos.....your mileage may vary....and so was my experience.

The fan motor works very well once installed....I'm just happy I had fun swapping out the old part for new.....you know...sometimes these small projects become unbearable all day propositions but I was happy it was completed.....quickly, around a 2 hours.

One last very important beneficial tip....when you remove the fan motor from its mount (remove the entire bracket with the motor attached) in the refrigerator...make sure you have a vacuum cleaner and compressed air handy, to clean out the condenser...blow from the fan side out...(IMPORTANT TIP) cover the intake partition with a damp cloth to collect any dust blowing out, otherwise you're kitchen will be an especially dusty mess!!!!....it's a great opportunity to blow out and vacuum out years of collected dust w/o interference of the fan....to ensure the condenser  more works more efficiently...perhaps some power savings?

Hope this is helpful.