Frigidaire Room Air Conditioner Switch

Replace a faulty overload protector switch if your air conditioner won't start or stops running intermittently. Protects compressor from damage.

Air conditioner not turning on or responding to controls? This switch restores proper operation. Common fix for unresponsive units. Direct replacement part.

Replace a faulty air conditioner switch if your unit won't turn on, cycles improperly, or fan settings don't respond. Moderate DIY repair in 30-45 minutes.

Replace a faulty air conditioner switch when your unit won't turn on or cycles improperly. Compatible with multiple models. Straightforward repair.

This selector switch controls a cooktop/oven heating circuit by selecting the desired heat setting for a surface or bake element. It replaces a worn or failed rotary control so temperature settings respond correctly. What it does:

• Routes power to the heating element at the selected setting so the burner or oven heats as intended
• Used when selector clicks, sticks, or refuses to change heat levels
• Can resolve intermittent heating or a control that stays on a single power level
• Works as the user-facing rotary control for setting element intensity

• One selector switch

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Verify terminal/shaft orientation and wiring location before removal; label wires if needed
• Use appropriate insulated tools and avoid bending terminals

A 10/370 VAC run capacitor that helps the appliance motor/compressor start and run reliably. Compact replacement for failed or failing capacitors to restore normal motor operation and reduce intermittent performance. What it does

• Provides the electrical phase shift needed for motors and compressors to start and run
• Helps prevent hard-starting, humming, or motors that won't start
• Supports stable motor operation under normal load conditions
• Common replacement when a capacitor is bulging, burned, or shows loss of capacitance

• One 10/370 VAC capacitor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components
• Discharge the capacitor before handling to avoid shock
• Match wiring and terminal type exactly; secure connections and mounting