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Customer Questions and Answers for Relay And Overload Kit by Frigidaire

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By: Frigidaire
Part Number: OEM7755108
Manufacturer Part Number: 5304410951

Includes relay, overload and cover.

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Dan A. for Model Number 25358685897

My refrigerator made a loud noise, tripped the breaker, emitted a electrical burning smell and stopped cooling. I reset the breaker, the condenser fan runs, the condenser is room temp and the compressor is hot to the touch but does not appear to be running. I suspect the Pt# 5304410951 (compressor kit) will resolve the problem. The capacitor tests ok with an ohm meter with no physical damage. Do you have an opinion one way or the other. Alternative is a new refer. Thanks, Dan

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Hi Dan. You are on the right track because the complete compressor change out is a sealed system repair. Depending on the age/ price of the unit , a one time complete repair may be worth it. The cold comp. relay normally reads 4-5 ohms across the 2 terminals. If it rattles then it is definitely bad. Relay kit part # 5304410951. Compressor: The relay starts the compressor for operation. The relay WR07X26749 has a coil in it that is connected in series with the "run" winding in the compressor. When the power is applied, the compressor draws a high current as it is in a "stalled" state. This current is high enough to "pull" the relay in, which connects the "start" winding. This is connected through the capacitor which gives the start winding a "leading" state in electrical terms, which sets the motor rotating. As the motor speeds up, the current drops and is no longer sufficient to hold the relay up, and the motor continues to run without the "start" winding.. The neutral, or cold side of the motor is connected via a small thermal breaker which cuts the motor off if it doesn't start, until the breaker cools down, then it has another go at starting. This is the buzz and "Click" noise you sometimes hear if you turn your fridge off for a short period and then back on. The compressor often wont start if the discharge pressure is too much greater than the suction. Some compressors have a "run" capacitor as well which remains connected to give the motor a higher torque, both for starting and running states. All of this only takes a split second. Thank You.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Monday, February 6, 2012

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