Frigidaire Switch

Microwave not starting or stopping mid-cycle? A faulty door switch is often the cause. This part ensures proper door closure detection. DIY repair.

This start/run capacitor helps provide the extra boost motors need to start and run reliably in the cooling system, restoring proper motor operation and helping the appliance maintain normal cooling performance. What it does

• Provides the temporary electrical boost motors need to start and run smoothly.
• Commonly replaced when a compressor or condenser fan hums without starting.
• Can correct intermittent motor loss-of-power or hard-start symptoms.
• Works as part of the motor starting circuit to improve overall reliability.

• One capacitor as shown.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components.
• Discharge the capacitor before handling to avoid electric shock.
• Replace only with the exact capacitor type and ratings specified by the manufacturer.

Fix an air conditioner that won't turn on or respond to controls with this switch. Common repair for unresponsive units. Moderate difficulty repair.

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

Interior light won't turn off or stays on? This door switch detects door position and controls the light circuit. Simple push-in installation.

Replace a faulty cam actuator switch if your compactor won't start or stops mid-cycle. Direct-fit part for reliable cycle control and operation.

Fix a washer that overfills, underfills, or won't fill with water by replacing the water level switch. Simple repair that restores proper operation.

This rocker switch replaces a worn or broken on/off control for the appliance, restoring reliable manual control of the affected function. It's the direct-fit switch used where a small rectangular rocker actuator is needed. What it does

• Acts as the user-operated on/off control for the circuit it serves.
• Restores power control when the original switch no longer clicks or stays in position.
• Common symptom: switch feels loose, is stuck, or the circuit does not respond when the switch is operated.
• Uses the same mounting and electrical connections as the original to simplify replacement.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock.
• Access usually requires removing a control panel or console; keep track of fasteners and wire locations.
• Transfer wires exactly as removed; confirm firm terminal connections.
• Test switch operation and restore power only after reassembly.