Machine Ptc Parts

This starter is the compressor's start device. It energizes the start winding so the compressor can begin running, helping restore reliable cooling performance. What it does and common signs it's bad:

• Supplies initial current to the compressor's start winding; disengages once the motor is running
• Symptoms can include a warm refrigerator/freezer, compressor not starting, clicking or humming every few minutes
• Can show heat damage or rattling when shaken after failure

• One compressor starter

• Disconnect power before servicing and pull the unit forward for rear access
• Remove the compressor cover; note wire positions and device orientation
• Firmly seat the new starter on the compressor terminals and reconnect the harness; reinstall the cover
• Restore power and observe compressor start-up; use cut-resistant gloves and follow the product's service information

Includes relay, overload and cover.

This water level pressure switch senses tub water level through the air hose and signals the control when to stop filling at the selected setting. It helps prevent overfilling and ensures proper wash and rinse performance.

• Monitors water level via internal diaphragm and air-tube pressure
• Signals the control/timer to open or close the inlet valves at the chosen level
• Allows the cycle to advance once the correct fill is reached
• Common failure symptoms include overfilling, underfilling, continuous filling, or cycle stalling while waiting to fill

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the console; move wire connectors and the pressure hose to the new switch one at a time
• Inspect the pressure hose for cracks, kinks, or leaks; seat it fully on the switch port
• Run a quick fill test to ensure water stops at the selected level before reassembly

This is the washer's water level pressure switch. It senses the tub's water level and tells the control when to start/stop filling and when to advance the cycle. Replacing a failing switch restores accurate fill levels and reliable cycle progression. What it does:

• Monitors tub water level via air pressure through the attached hose
• Opens/closes the inlet valve circuit to stop or start water fill
• Signals the timer/control to advance to wash, rinse, and spin at the correct level
• Common failure symptoms: overfilling or won't stop filling, won't fill, cycle won't advance, or won't agitate/spin

• 1 water level pressure switch

• Disconnect power and shut off water before servicing
• Lift/remove the control console to access the switch
• Label and transfer wires; move the pressure (air dome) hose to the new switch and ensure a snug, unkinked connection
• Inspect the hose for cracks, kinks, blockages, or water inside; reassemble and run a test fill to operation

This adjustable buzzer kit replaces a failed or noisy mini buzzer to restore audible alerts for cycles, timers and notifications. Compact design lets the appliance signal you reliably when cycles finish or need attention. What it does:

• Produces audible tones for cycle end, timers and other appliance notifications
• Replaces buzzers that are silent, intermittent, weak or emitting erratic beeps
• Helps you hear and identify completed cycles and timed alerts
• Small, mountable unit that fits behind the control panel and connects to the control board

• One adjustable buzzer kit

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock risk
• Access may require removing the control panel; keep fasteners organized for reassembly
• Disconnect the buzzer wiring harness or connector before removing the old unit; connect the new buzzer the same way
• Test buzzer function with power restored before fully reassembling

2 position. Extra rinse.

This compressor start relay (PTC) briefly powers the compressor's start winding to ensure reliable start-up. Replacing a failed relay can stop repeated clicking and help a non-starting compressor restore normal refrigerator cooling.

• Provides a timed, resistance-based boost to the compressor's start winding, then drops out of the circuit
• Common symptoms: compressor hums then clicks off, frequent clicking from the rear, warm fridge/freezer, intermittent cooling
• Mounts directly on the compressor terminals; works with the separate overload protector and, if equipped, a run capacitor
• Visible signs of failure may include heat damage, burnt odor, or loose/rattling pieces inside the old relay

• Unplug the refrigerator and remove the lower rear access panel to reach the compressor
• Note wire routing and orientation; transfer any harness/retainer and seat the relay fully on the compressor pins
• If a run capacitor is present, discharge it before handling and reconnect to the same terminals
• Inspect the overload and connectors; replace any heat-damaged components

This water level pressure switch senses the tub's water level and tells the control when to stop filling and move to the next stage, helping prevent overfilling and ensuring consistent wash, rinse, and spin performance.

• Monitors air pressure from the tub's air dome to determine water level
• Signals the control/timer to open/close inlet valves and advance the cycle
• Enables agitation and spin only after the target level is reached
• Common failure symptoms: incorrect fill levels, won't advance from fill, pauses mid-cycle, or repeated fill/drain behavior

• Disconnect power before servicing; shut off water supply as a precaution
• Access the switch in the console/top area (location varies by model)
• Move the pressure hose and wire connector(s) to the new switch; secure all connections air-tight
• Inspect the pressure hose for kinks, clogs, or cracks and clear/replace if needed to avoid repeat issues

This compressor start device energizes the refrigerator compressor's start winding to begin the cooling cycle, then disengages it. Replacing a weak or failed start device can restore reliable starts and address repeated clicking and warm/no-cool symptoms.

• Provides initial power to the compressor's start winding for reliable startup
• Disengages the start circuit once the compressor is running
• Common failure symptoms: compressor won't start, frequent clicking from the rear, refrigerator or freezer not cooling
• Heat damage or burnt odor on the old device may be present when it fails

• Unplug the refrigerator before servicing; wear cut-resistant gloves
• Remove the rear access panel to reach the compressor compartment
• Note wire positions; if your model uses a separate run capacitor, transfer it; move wires to the new device one at a time
• Align the device with the compressor terminals and press straight on until fully seated; reinstall any cover or retainer

This temperature switch mounts in the dryer control panel and lets you select the desired heat level. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate temperature selection so the dryer responds properly to the setting you choose.

• Selects the heat level for drying cycles
• Routes power through the appropriate heating circuit based on your selection
• Failure symptoms include no change in temperature when turning the knob, being stuck on one heat level, intermittent heat, or a loose/stripped switch shaft
• An internal short or open may contribute to a no-heat condition while the drum still runs

• Disconnect power before servicing; for gas dryers, also shut off the gas supply
• Remove the control knob and open the control console/back cover to access the switch
• Note wire positions; transfer connectors to the new switch one at a time to avoid miswiring
• Mount the new switch securely, reassemble the console, reinstall the knob, and test heat selection

Color: Black. Instruction sheet included.

This water level pressure switch monitors the tub's water level via an air hose and signals the washer when to stop filling and move to the next step. Replacing a failed switch restores accurate fills and reliable cycle operation.

• Senses tub water level through air pressure and communicates with the timer/control
• Shuts off inlet valves at the correct level to help prevent overfilling
• Allows the cycle to advance to wash, drain, and spin based on sensed level
• Common symptoms: overfilling/overflow, underfilling or no fill, cycle stuck at fill/sensing, no agitate or spin

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access the control console to remove the old switch; note wire locations for correct transfer
• Move the air hose to the new switch and ensure the hose is clear, undamaged, and snug at both ends
• Reassemble and run a test fill to verify proper shutoff and cycle progression

This pushbutton switch restores reliable on/off control for a specific function on your appliance. When the original switch wears out, the button may stop responding, work intermittently, or stick when pressed.

• Provides an electrical on/off signal to the control or component when the button is pressed
• Typical symptoms include no response when pressed, intermittent operation, or needing to hold the button to activate
• Physical signs can include a broken/sticking button or discolored/loose terminals
• Replacing the switch restores normal button feel and consistent operation

• Disconnect power from the appliance before servicing
• Access the control area to reach the switch and note its orientation
• Label and transfer wires one at a time; ensure snug spade connections without bending terminals
• Test operation before reassembling panels

This refrigerator compressor starter is the start device that plugs onto the compressor terminals. It briefly energizes the start winding so the compressor can start reliably, helping restore cooling when the original starter fails. What it does:

• Engages and then disengages the compressor's start winding during startup
• Mounts directly on the compressor pins under the terminal cover
• Common symptoms of a failed starter: not cooling, rapid clicking/humming from the compressor area, compressor hot but not running, or intermittent starts
• Replaces the original start device specified in your model's parts diagram

• 1 compressor starter

• Disconnect power before servicing; pull the unit out to access the back panel
• Remove the compressor terminal cover; note/photograph wire positions and orientation
• Pull off the old starter; inspect the overload and wiring for heat damage
• Align with the compressor pins and press on firmly; reinstall the cover and restore power

This pressure switch assembly monitors the washer's tub water level and signals the control to fill, drain, and advance cycles properly. Replacing a faulty switch restores accurate water level sensing for reliable washing performance.

• Senses air pressure from the tub to determine water level
• Helps prevent overfilling and underfilling
• Common failure symptoms: overfills or won't fill, won't advance to spin/drain, drains continuously, or shows a PE (water level sensor) error
• Can cause intermittent cycle stops when readings are inaccurate

• Disconnect power and turn off water supply before servicing
• Access is typically from the top/console area; note hose and connector positions
• Inspect/clear the pressure hose; ensure it's not cracked, kinked, or blocked
• Seat the hose fully on the barb and reconnect the wire harness securely; test a fill cycle for proper operation

Restore precise cycle selection with this rotary encoder cycle switch. Mounted behind the control knob, it sends your chosen setting to the washer's control, resolving unresponsive or erratic knob behavior so the correct cycle and indicators engage.

• Translates knob rotation into signals the main control uses to select a wash cycle
• Helps ensure the selected cycle registers accurately on the user interface
• Wear or internal faults may cause an unresponsive or erratic cycle knob
• May also lead to incorrect indicator lights, intermittent selection, or a no-start condition

• Disconnect power before servicing
• Pull the knob straight off; open the console to access the encoder
• Release locking tabs and transfer wiring one connector at a time; align the keyed shaft
• Reassemble and verify the indicators respond to knob rotation before running a load