Craig K November 21, 2011 for Model Number 106.60832101 I ordered and received the overload part AP3136048 (4387938). The part received looks nothing like the existing part or the photo on your website. I called and was advised that this is the correct part but the replacement part changed. How do I install this replacement part? My existing part is one piece, not a cover with loose pieces inside and the capacitor mounts directly on it. Again, if this is the correct part, how do I install it? Thanks.
1 Answer Hello Craig. You install the white overload onto the single compressor terminal, and the relay goes on top of the overload onto the two terminals. Once installed, look at the old part and match the wire numbers to the new overload kit WP4387938 spades. Hope this helps. Read More...
Tony P. November 13, 2011 for Model Number ET8WTKXKQ81 I may have the last two numbers wrong. How do you test the overload compared to testing the start capacitor?
1 Answer Hello Tony. The overload WP4387938 should read closed from terminal to terminal. You can test this with a multi-meter TJMA-DMT3. Here is a link on how to use a multi-meter. Hope this helps. http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/oven-repair-including-ranges-cooktops/4810-how-check-continuity-ohmmeter.html Read More...
Brody July 23, 2011 for Model Number ET18NKXFW04 My fridge has separate relay (p/n 2176740) and overload (p/n 2183452), both parts now discontinued. Each has one wire going to it. When replacing with relay+overload unit 4387938, how do connect the red and white wires? There is no L and N markings on my old parts. Thanks!
1 Answer Hello Brody. The red wire goes to "L" on the overload, and the white goes to "N" on the overload WP4387938. Hope this helps. Read More...
Bob April 15, 2011 for Model Number ET18NKJW01 Water build up in bottom of fridge and produce drawers.
1 Answer Hello Bob. You will need to check and see if the freezer drain is clogged. If so, you will need to clean it out with hot water and a turkey baster. Hope this helps. Read More...
Tim April 06, 2011 for Model Number 10639420990 Does the red wire go to the "L" terminal and white wire to the "N" terminal on the overload, part number AP3136048? Thanks for any help
1 Answer Hello Tim. You will hook the wires up the same way they were on your old overload. If the red wire was on L and the white wire was on N, then that is where they will go on your new overload. You can look at the wiring diagram for the refrigerator to determine where the line and neutral wires go. It does sound like the white should be Neutral and the Red would be the Line according to the colors. Hope this helps. Read More...