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Customer Questions and Answers for Relay And Overload Kit by Frigidaire

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Part Number: OEM7755108
Manufacturer Part Number: 5304410951

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For Frigidaire Relay And Overload Kit (Part Number: OEM7755108)

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Mickey, Yes, The red would go to the L and the blue to the N wire. There are 2 terminals on the side that the black and white wire will go to.

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Kevin, If the compressor still will not come on after replacing the relay and overload and there is power to the overload and relay then replace the compressor. If the unit is completely dead except for the lights then look for a control board or a timer to be the issue.

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Tye, unfortunately, the manufacturer does not list the start/run relay as a replaceable part. The start/run relay and overload should both be attached to the compressor based on the general manufacturer's design though.

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Lara, unfortunately, there is not a wiring diagram accessible at this time to verify this information. However, on most refrigerators, the live voltage wire usually goes to the overload.

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Jerry, There will be 2 wires, one will be light blue and the other possibly red or yellow. The red or yellow wire will go to the overload which will then go onto the side of the compressor first. The Light blue will attach to terminal number 3 on the relay, if there are 2 wires that go to a capacitor then they will go on the other 2 terminals and then put the relay on the compressor.

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Matt, the black wire going to the overload would be the hot wire where 120VAC should be found. If the compressor is receiving 120VAC and is not running, the failure could be in the start relay 6749C-0014E if the overload 6750C-0004S continuously clicks.

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Derek, While we do not have a wiring diagram for this model the 2 wires from the capacitor will go on the same side of the relay and the other wire will go to the opposite side.

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Hello Christopher, The ribbed wire will connect to terminal 2 on the start relay and the smooth wire will lead to the temperature control as per the tech sheet for the model provided.

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Ryan, Unfortunately, we do not have access to a wiring diagram to be able to assist with your question.

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