Ptc Parts

This door release cable connects the dryer door latch to the release mechanism so the door opens and closes reliably. Replaces a worn or broken cable to restore normal door operation and improve safety. What it does:

• Transfers motion from the door handle to the latch so the door can be opened and closed
• Helps ensure the door stays securely closed during operation
• Commonly replaced when the door won't latch or handle feels loose
• Prevents intermittent door-release failures that can stop dryer cycles

• Disconnect power before beginning any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Inspect the latch, handle, and routing path and replace any damaged clips or fasteners
• Basic hand tools typically required; follow OEM instructions for routing and attachment

This pressure switch detects and signals correct water level to the appliance control, helping ensure proper fill and cycle operation. Replaces a failed or intermittent pressure-sensing switch to restore reliable water-level control. What it does:

• Senses water/air pressure and tells the control when the correct fill level is reached
• Helps prevent overfilling or underfilling by sending on/off signals to the control
• Common symptom of failure: appliance won't fill, overfills, or cycles erratically
• Used by the control to advance wash/drain cycles based on water level feedback

• One pressure switch

• Disconnect power and shut off water supply before installing
• Handle the vacuum tubing and electrical connectors gently; ensure secure, leak-free connections
• Verify correct hose routing and a snug clamp/seal on the pressure hose

This flame sensor wire is the replacement lead that connects the oven/range flame sensor to the control system, restoring reliable flame detection for safe burner operation and proper ignition control. What it does:

• Carries the sensor signal from the flame sensor to the control board so the system can detect a sustained flame
• Helps prevent repeated ignition attempts or control lockouts caused by an open or damaged lead
• Common symptom: oven or range fails to detect flame or cycles continuously during ignition
• Used where a separate sensor lead is required to maintain correct sensing and safety operation

• Disconnect power and shut off gas before servicing; follow all local codes and safety procedures
• Handle the sensor lead and connectors gently to avoid damage; ensure secure, corrosion-free connections
• Route the lead away from direct burner contact and high-heat paths to prevent premature failure

This overload is a replacement compressor protector that helps prevent compressor overheating and failure by interrupting power when the compressor draws excessive current. Use it to restore reliable compressor starting and protect the refrigeration system. What it does:

• Senses excessive current/temperature at the compressor and interrupts power to prevent damage
• Helps stop the compressor from running continuously when stalled or overloaded
• Common symptom fix: refrigerator not cooling with compressor humming or not starting
• Works with the compressor start system to improve start reliability

• One overload

• Always unplug the appliance or disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Handle compressor terminals carefully; note wire locations or photograph before removal
• Replace with the exact part number and secure wiring/booting per OEM routing
• Check start relay, wiring, and service diagnostics if compressor still fails to start after replacement

This genuine electrical harness connects the washer's FSD/PSH control circuit to the main wiring, restoring reliable power and signal routing for normal cycle operation. Replaces a damaged or worn harness to help resolve intermittent power or control faults. What it does

• Routes power and control signals between the washer control assembly and safety/pressure switches.
• Helps restore operation when worn, burnt, or broken wires cause intermittent starts or unresponsive cycles.
• Stops arcing or shorts caused by frayed conductors that can trip breakers or blow fuses.
• Maintains correct connector fit and routing to prevent pin damage and poor contacts.

• One complete electrical wiring harness as shown.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before beginning work.
• Handle connectors by the bodies, not the wires; match connector shapes and colors during installation.
• Route and secure the harness to original clips and fasteners to avoid chafing or heat exposure.