Patrick August 04, 2022 for Model Number QB2SHKXLQ00 Hi i change the relay compressor. Put back the run capacitor. The fridge start. But i was finding that the compressor come hot ...so i unplugged it. The morning after i have try to plug the fridge and it won't start? do you think it's the compressor? or is there any reset trick i can do? thanks for your help.
1 Answer Patrick, This issue will most likely be that the compressor has seized up and would need to be replaced. Read More...
John Gould November 12, 2021 for Model Number MBB2256GEQ Compressor stopped, relay clicked and buzzed. No short in compressor windings or to ground. Changed original relay/capacitor 12555902 to replacement combo 10613606. Plugged in, worked instantly and quietly all evening, this morning buzzing again, no compressor. Thoughts please?
1 Answer John, This issue would unfortunately be a faulty compressor. The compressor is locking up and causing it to not start. Read More...
Karen December 05, 2017 for Model Number kenmare model #10674253402 serial # ES3239011 refridgerator What start relay and overload do I need for this fridge?
1 Answer Hello Karen. You will need to order WP2302351 for the start device for your model number. Thank you. Read More...
James February 11, 2017 for Model Number ARB1914CW The original replacement relay for my fridge ARB1914CW is WP12555902. In the previous questions and answers others have mentioned that the wiring is different. An answer was provided that said: There is a kit that will work for your unit which is part number 8201786 which will have a relay that you just plug in like your original relay. However, if I look at part 8201786 there are 2 white relay/overload combo parts. One has a red dot on it and the other has a black dot on it. Which one of the two would be a replacement for WP12555902 if I do not want to rewire to fit part WP12555902?
1 Answer James you would use the relay that would have the black dot on it for your model refrigerator. Read More...
1 Answer Hello Maxi. We will need your model number to help you with this. Please call 1-877-477-7278 or post your model number with a new question on the parts page. Here is a link to help you locate it. http://www.appliancepartspros.com/modelnumber_locator.aspx Read More...
Richard December 14, 2014 for Model Number ARB2217CB Your part is different from my part that I want to replace. Your part number is AP4013414 or the manufacturer part number is 12555902 relay and overload part. Is there a kit with the part to retrofit my part? My part has a modular type plug that has the blue and white wires together in one plug. Your replacement part has a blade type connection. My question pertains to whether you provide the kit to retrofit or not. And, if you do not provide the kit, how much is the kit? Also, do you provide wiring directions or would I have to rely on the schematic of the appliance? Thanks for any answer you could provide.
1 Answer Richard, There is a kit that will work for your unit which is part number 8201786 which will have a relay that you just plug in like your original relay. Read More...
Tracy April 02, 2014 for Model Number 59662822200 Dear Appliance Parts Pro, I've recently ordered a replacement overload for Kenmore Bottom Fridge (model 5966-2822-200). The suggested replacement overload AP4013414 doesn't seem to fit. Here's a picture of the old one. Notice the plug-in doesn't match with that of the overload part suggested on your web site. Can anyone help identify the part and where to order? Thank you!
1 Answer Hello Tracy! According to the model number given the overload, part number WP12555902 is the correct replacement listed for your appliance. This is a manufacturer replacement part and may differ in appearance but is a functional equivalent to the original. Thanks. Read More...
Mo October 18, 2013 for Model Number JCB2059GES The compressor relay in this Jenn-air refrigerator went bad. I ordered a new part, but it has two separate connectors on the front while the original one has the two connectors right next to each other. Hence the cable can fit since it has one plastic termination. It seems that I need to remove the plastic termination and put new ones on each of the two wires(blue and white). So my questions: 1. which wire goes where? 2. what type of termination do I need to buy and how to attach to the wires? Regards
1 Answer Mo, The terminals that would go with the part would be 1/4" spade terminals. The Blue wire would go to the terminal marked L and the white would go to terminal marked N. If this is not the route that you would want to go then you could get part number 8201786 which will have the original style relay in it. Read More...
Juan M September 30, 2013 for Model Number KSRG25FKBL01 I have been having several problems with the KSRG25FKBL01 Kitchen Aid side by side refrigerators. The unit-compressor stop to work suddenly just into few hours from we does the first start of the refrigerator (refrigerators are new brand, never used, but storaged by 2 years). After a revision I noticed that the part 12555902 (AP4013414) doesn't work or is burned out. I was wondering if the time in the stored could affect this part... By the other hand... I have in our storages a few of KSRG25FKSS refrigerators, those have the same time stored and we have never had any problem with them. Also, I noticed these has a different overload relay part 67005560 (AP4079373), in fact, sometimes I take these part to install them into the KSRG25FKBL01 and it works just great... I need to replace this part in 16 KSRG25FKBL01 refrigerators (Overload, Relay) My question is: ¿Could I use the 67005560 (AP4079373) part, since I have seen better performance? or ¿Should I use the 12555902 (AP4013414) since this is the recommended part? Thank you in advance for your advice.
1 Answer Juan, Normally being in storage would not affect the performance of an overload relay. It is possible that the relay could have gotten moisture on it and caused it to become weak. You would want to use the WP12555902 relay as opposed to the other since there may be differences in the ratings and designs of them. Read More...
Stephanie September 01, 2013 for Model Number jfc2087hrs jenn air I chatted last nigh with a very nice customer service representative and she suggested I contact you for further information. Per the diagram I pulled what I believe to be the capacitor out (says on part) but also two other parts that were all connected - removed the wires from the middle piece. anyhow - we didn't have the multi meter to test so she suggested we take it out and shake it and if it rattled it failed - it is definitely making a sound. The freezer wasn't cooling an ice pack sufficiently, the temperature setting was lowered to make the freezer cooler. My husband said he noticed it wasn't running and he had restarted it 3 times and by the time I saw it everything was warm in both refrigerator and freezer. The fan is working and the big black ball looking part is hot and there is a click. We are hoping it is the relay as we have had this issue before but had paid someone to repair. Is this easy enough for me to do on my own?
1 Answer Hello Stephanie, If the start relay rattles, the ceramic disk inside has shattered and the start relay has failed and cannot be repaired. The replacement part W10613606 should be a plug in replacement for the original part. You should have no problem replacing the part yourself. Read More...