Whirlpool WPW10197428 Compressor Start Device OEM Part

Replaced the starter and capacitor, 30minutes, $60.... Bam!!! Fixed

After researching the problem and watching a video on how to fix the clicking noise which was coming from a part called Relay overload I ordered the part from Appliance Parts Pro which arrived in two days. It took me about 30 minutes to switch out the part and "YES" the clicking noise has disappeared and the freezer is cooling again. Easy to follow instructions saved me the cost of having to call a high priced technician. Thank you Appliance Parts Pro

Called and described the issue to associate. He said 99% of the time it's the Starter Relay on the compressor. Place my order, got the part, put it in and within 6 hours the fridge was 39 degrees! We couldn't be happier!

I had maytag refrigerator french door style,Model # MFI2669VEM1.my fridge stop cooling i can hear the fan running constantly when i hear the clicking sound it only lasted for a few seconds i decided to replace the start relay and capacitor and my problem was solve.I hope this help.thanks a bunch to appliancepart.com for all the tips on how to do it yourself.

We first replaced the main control board because the display seemed to show that there was a problem with it. It started up all the electronics on the fridge, but not the compressor or fan. We then ordered and installed a new compressor start device and capacitor since we read that a power outage can affect those too. The parts arrived the next day, but still no compressor or fan. I called Appliance Parts Pros and a very helpful technician sent me details on service tests we could perform on the fridge. The control board worked well enough for those and showed that both the compressor and fan were still working, so we deduced there might still be a problem with the new motherboard (not from Appliance Parts Pros because not in stock), and asked that company to send us another. We received and installed the new control board and everything came back as good as new! The repair itself was very easy, but diagnosing the problem when the first part was not fully functional made it a challenge and took a lot of time. Thanks for those service tests -- it made a world of difference to know what was and wasn't working!