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Customer Questions and Answers for Compressor Overload Protector by Lg

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By: Lg
Part Number: OEM13954743
Manufacturer Part Number: 6750C-0004R

The Compressor Overload Protector is an OEM replacement part for LG refrigerators. It plays an important safety role in protecting the compressor from damage due to excessive heat. Located near the compressor unit, the overload protector functions to shut off power to the compressor if temperatures become too high during operation.

Causes can include normal wear over time rendering it less responsive to temperature changes. Mineral or refrigerant deposits may also impede its ability to detect overheating conditions accurately.

Symptoms of a faulty overload protector include:

  • Refrigerator fails to properly cool or the compressor does not run
  • Circuit board or electrical component failure or burnout
  • Lack of cold air production and higher than normal freezer/fridge temperatures

This OEM LG part is also compatible with some Sears/Kenmore models.

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Craig for Model Number LSC27590SW

Had power outage and when power came back on fridge still off. I unplugged it plugged back in and it started back up. Worked fine for a about a week then shut off for no reason. Unplugged and plugged back in and worked for about a day. Now power only stays on for a few minutes tops. I checked the main board and fuse is fine, everything else looks fine however one of the capacitors has a very slight bulge on the top, it's a 400w 68uf capacitor. Like I said when I unplug and plug back in the fridge kicks on, I can hear clicking noises from the circuits on the board. Could it be the capacitor that is going bad or do you think possibly overload protector or thermister?

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Craig, Whenever a component or tracer on a PC board is discolored, distorted, or damaged, you need to start by replacing the PCB. A "bulging" capacitor would indicate a problem, and when attempting to discharge the stored power it may or may not work properly, and/or once discharged, it wont recover and will not supply the power to the circuit. Replace the control board, if there is a problem, then diagnose the remainder of the circuits.

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Answered by AppliancePartsPros.com   |   Tuesday, December 11, 2018

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