Run Capacitor Parts

The Capacitor is an OEM part for GE dryers. It is part of the dryer's motor system, providing an extra boost of power to start the motor and keep it running smoothly during operation.

A bad capacitor can lead to motor-related issues and dryer malfunctions. Causes of a bad capacitor can include electrical surges, overheating, or general wear and tear over time.

Symptoms of a bad capacitor include:

• Dryer not starting or having difficulty starting
• Motor running erratically or making unusual noises
• Dryer drum not spinning
• Dryer taking longer than usual to dry clothes

Replace your faulty or damaged Capacitor with this genuine OEM GE part to restore your dryer. 

This GE part can also be used on Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore/Sears appliances.
 

Fix an air conditioner that won't start or cycles on and off frequently with a new compressor overload switch. Direct-fit part for room AC units.

Kit includes relay, overload, cover and instructions.

Refrigerator clicking but not cooling? A failed compressor starter prevents reliable startup. This part restores proper cooling by helping the compressor start.

Fixes clicking noise from compressor and fridge not cooling. Includes relay, overload protector, and capacitor. Most DIYers complete in 20-30 minutes.

Refrigerator won't cool and compressor just clicks or hums? The start relay helps the compressor motor start. Moderate DIY repair, clean coils first.

Compressor won't start or refrigerator not cooling? This relay and overload kit restores compressor function. DIY-friendly, most installs under 15 minutes.

Fix a refrigerator that clicks but won't start or cycles on and off repeatedly. This compressor start relay powers the start winding for reliable cooling.

Fix a refrigerator that clicks but won't start or runs warm. This compressor start relay restores reliable startup. Simple DIY repair in under an hour.

Fixes a refrigerator that won't cool while lights and fans work. This thermal overload protector prevents compressor damage. DIY install in 15 minutes.

Start relay for refrigerator compressors that helps the compressor begin running at power-up. Replacing a failed relay can restore normal starting behavior and resolve common startup symptoms. What it does

• Provides the initial start current path to the compressor during startup.
• Allows the compressor to reach running speed, then drops out once the motor is running.
• Common symptoms a bad relay may cause: compressor clicking, humming without starting, intermittent cooling or frequent cycling.
• Installed as the electrical component used only on compatible compressor assemblies.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid electrical shock.
• Access the relay at the compressor; remove and replace the relay only after confirming diagnostics.
• Dispose of the old electrical part per local regulations.

This compressor overload is a thermal/protective device that helps prevent compressor damage by cutting power when the motor overheats or draws excessive current. It restores normal operation once conditions return to safe levels. What it does:

• Protects the refrigerator compressor from overheating and electrical overloads
• Works with the compressor start relay to help the motor start and run properly
• Common symptom linkage: replaces a failed overload when the compressor hums but won't start
• Stops compressor cycling or prevents repeated trips that cause cooling loss

• One compressor overload (single piece as shown)

• Disconnect all power before replacing to avoid shock or injury
• Handle terminals carefully and reconnect matching terminal positions
• Replace only with the same part number or equivalent
• If compressor still won't start after replacing the overload, check the start relay and compressor condition.

Fix a dryer motor that won't start or hums without spinning with this motor start/run capacitor. Restores the electrical boost needed for smooth operation.

This is a motor start/run capacitor that helps the appliance's motor start and run smoothly by supplying a brief boost of electrical energy. Replacing a failing capacitor restores reliable motor startup and operation. What it does:

• Provides the brief electrical surge needed to start and keep the motor running
• Commonly linked to motors that hum, fail to start, or run intermittently
• Helps prevent overheating from repeated start attempts when functioning properly
• Works with the appliance's start circuitry to ensure consistent performance

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing electrical components
• Discharge the capacitor and use insulated tools
• Observe polarity/terminal layout and secure connections to factory specifications
• Dispose of the old capacitor according to local electronic-waste regulations