Appliance Compressors - Page 2

Safeguards the compressor by cutting power if the motor draws excessive current.

Attaches to the compressor and helps start the compressor motor.

Prevents cooling issues by safeguarding the compressor in your refrigerator.

Prevents the compressor from drawing too much current and shutting down unexpectedly.

Maintains refrigerant flow in your refrigerator's sealed system to ensure proper cooling.

Genuine parts for your refrigerator's compressor, addressing cooling issues or startup failures.

This genuine service kit replaces a failing compressor in your refrigerator.

Replaces a faulty compressor in compatible GE refrigerators.

The mechanics of the cooling system, engaging when the thermostat signals cooling is needed.

Activates the cooling system when the thermostat requests cooling.

Compresses the refrigerant in your refrigerator's sealed system, maintaining optimal temperature control.

Helps maintain operational integrity by reducing unusual noises or vibrations in your refrigerator.

May cause inconsistent cooling or failure if faulty in your air conditioner.

A crucial component for preventing compressor overheating in your GE air conditioner.

This compressor is a genuine replacement part for multi-zone heat pump systems, restoring your air conditioner's ability to cool effectively.

Dampens vibrations and minimizes noise in your air conditioning unit.

This part is a compressor assembly with a grommet for refrigerators.

This kit includes a compressor and inverter, maintaining optimal cooling in your refrigerator.

The Frigidaire DJK51C68 compressor addresses cooling issues in your refrigerator.

Designed for freezers, this compressor compresses refrigerant within the sealed system.

A genuine OEM part that protects your refrigerator's compressor in top-mount models.

Maintains the consistent performance of your refrigerator by regulating the cooling process efficiently.

Genuine replacement part for fixing cooling issues in bottom-mount refrigerators.

Regulates temperature by compressing refrigerant in your refrigerator.