Parts for Ge AJCS12DCAM1: 02 - Control Parts

This compressor wiring harness connects the refrigerator compressor to the cabinet wiring, restoring reliable electrical connections for compressor start and run circuits. It replaces damaged or melted compressor leads to help the unit restart and cool properly. What it does:

• Provides the electrical connection between the compressor and the fridge wiring harness
• Replaces frayed, burned, or corroded compressor leads that can cause intermittent starts
• Helps address symptoms such as a refrigerator that hums but won't start cooling, trips a breaker, or has visible wiring damage
• Supports proper compressor operation by ensuring secure terminal connections

• One compressor wiring harness

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Verify the compressor is de-energized and allow access to the rear service panel before replacing the harness
• Match connector types and terminal orientation; secure all plug connections and strain reliefs per original routing
• Do not attempt sealed-system repairs (compressor replacement or refrigerant work) unless qualified

Protect and refresh your control panel with this temperature control cover. It shields the temperature-control opening, supports the knob for smooth adjustments, and restores a clean appearance when the original cover is cracked or missing.

• Covers and protects the temperature/thermostat control opening on the control panel
• Provides proper seating and alignment for the control knob or dial
• Helps keep dust and debris out of the control cavity
• Common signs it's needed: broken, warped, or missing cover; wobbly knob; exposed controls

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Pull off the control knob; remove grille/trim as needed to access fasteners or tabs
• Remove the old cover; position and secure the new cover as designed
• Reinstall knob and panels; restore power and test control operation

This cap clamp secures a wire terminal cap or boot to appliance wiring, helping keep electrical connections stable and aligned for reliable component operation. It's a small but important retainer used where terminal caps are present. What it does:

• Holds a protective cap/boot onto a wire terminal so the cap won't slide off during use or vibration
• Helps prevent loose connections that can cause intermittent operation or arcing at the terminal
• Keeps wiring organized at terminal blocks and component connectors
• Useful when a worn or damaged retainer allows caps to shift or expose metal contacts

• Disconnect power to the appliance before inspecting or replacing wiring components
• Use needle-nose pliers to fit the clamp over the cap/terminal; avoid pinching wires
• After installation, restore power and verify the related component powers and operates normally