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Customer Questions and Answers for Refrigerator Ptc Starter Relay by Mcf

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By: Mcf
Part Number: OEM13695132
Manufacturer Part Number: 6R8MD3

Fix a refrigerator that won't cool or clicks without starting. This PTC starter relay helps the compressor engage properly. DIY repair in under 30 minutes.

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For Mcf Refrigerator Ptc Starter Relay (Part Number: OEM13695132)

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Hello Brad, the manufacturer doesn't list a PTC starters for your unit. If you will give us a call with your original PTC starter part number to see if we can cross reference it and provide you with a replacement. Thanks!

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T. for Model Number MCBR4025

Fridge just stopped working... Took relay to the "man", he said was probably good.. "no noise when shaking it". But, I took overload off and it "rattled", so ordered form you all and got it.. put it on and still no go... Have checked compressor for ohms and "i think" it is good.. If relay IS bad, should it make the "click" like everyone else says that theirs does when power is on? Such a nice fridge, I hate to trash it if it is savable?? HELP!!!!!! Thank you!!! T.

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Hello Mary. According to the manufacturer they do not offer a fan motor for this model. It may not have one inside it since they do not sell it. Or the fan motor is not accessible to replace it.

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Wenona, the relay listed for your model is part number 312200500113. Unfortunately, this item has been discontinued with no further replacements or cross references available and our company is unaware of any other available sources. Sorry about that!

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Sam,

The red wire would connect to the overload relay and the white wire will connect to the terminal next to the number 5.

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Bill,

There should be a wire that would connect to the overload using a spade terminal. The original overload would be the round disc that has a wire soldered to it. The relay would then have a connector that goes to the number 2 terminal which is all that would need to be connected to it.

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Ron,

The PTC starter would not cause a loud humming vibrating sound. It sounds more like it may be a copper line vibrating against the cabinet or against another line. Check the lines and the condenser coil to make sure that the vibration is not coming from them. This is the most likely scenario.

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