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This overload/PTCR combination is the refrigerator compressor's start device. It briefly powers the start winding and protects against overheating, helping the compressor start reliably and cycle safely so your refrigerator can maintain proper temperatures.

• Provides momentary start assistance via a PTCR solid-state relay, then opens automatically
• Protects the compressor by opening the circuit if overheating or excessive current is detected
• Symptoms of a faulty device may include no cooling, compressor clicking or humming without starting, or starting then shutting off after a few seconds
• Visible heat damage or discoloration on the device or compressor terminals can indicate failure

• Disconnect power before servicing; access the compressor compartment from the rear
• Note/photograph wiring and terminal orientation; transfer wires and any run-capacitor lead to the same positions on the new device
• Push the device fully onto the compressor pins; ensure a snug fit and proper seating
• Capacitors can retain a charge; discharge and handle per manufacturer instructions

This lower freezer basket divider keeps frozen items organized by separating compartments in the freezer basket for easier access and better organization. Durable plastic construction designed to restore proper storage layout and reduce shifting of contents. What it does:

• Separates sections inside the lower freezer basket to keep items organized and accessible
• Helps prevent small or loose items from falling into other compartments
• Restores original basket configuration after damage or loss
• Fits into existing divider slots for a clean, secure separation

• Remove the lower freezer basket before installing to access divider slots
• Align the divider tabs with the basket slots and press into place until secure
• No special tools required for typical installations

This evaporator cover and fan assembly directs cold air across the freezer evaporator and helps circulate air through the refrigerator for proper cooling. Replacing a damaged or failing assembly restores airflow and helps maintain even temperatures. What it does:

• Houses and protects the evaporator fan motor and blades that move cold air through the evaporator coil
• Promotes consistent airflow for even cooling throughout the freezer and fridge compartments
• Commonly replaces assemblies that cause noisy operation, reduced cooling, or intermittent airflow
• Helps prevent frost buildup around the evaporator by maintaining proper air circulation

• One evaporator cover and fan assembly

• Disconnect power before starting work to avoid electrical shock
• Remove interior panels and shelves as needed to access the evaporator cover
• Handle components carefully—sharp sheet metal and fragile fan blades can be damaged during removal/installation
• After installation, restore power and verify the fan runs and that airflow and temperatures return to normal