GE Refrigerator P.T.C. and overload relay assembly WG03F02235, Fixes Compressor will not start
Genuine GE OEM compressor-start assembly combining a P.T.C. start relay and overload protector (OLP). It is used in refrigerators and is associated with a no-start condition when failed.
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Common Symptoms
- Compressor hums without starting.
- Compressor overload cycles or trips during a start attempt.
Check Before Replacing
- Disconnect power before accessing the compressor-start assembly.
- Inspect the assembly, connector, and compressor-terminal area for loose connections, heat damage, or physical damage.
- Check that the condenser is clean, the condenser fan operates, and the refrigerator is not being supplied through an unapproved extension cord.
- A qualified technician can verify that the refrigerator is calling for cooling and that correct supply voltage reaches the compressor-start circuit; a compressor or wiring fault can produce similar symptoms.
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Installation Notes
- Disconnect refrigerator power before removing the compressor cover or start assembly.
- Record wire and component orientation before removal, then ensure the replacement assembly is fully seated on the compressor terminals.
- If the original model uses a run capacitor, retain/install it only as required by that model's original compressor-start configuration.
- Reinstall the compressor cover before restoring power.
Verified Compatible Models
PFS22MBSABB, PFS22MBSAWW, PFS22MBSBBB, PFS22MBSBWW, PFS22MBWABB, PFS22MBWAWW, PFS22MBWBBB, PFS22MBWBWW, PFS22MISABB, PFS22MISAWW, PFS22MISBBB, PFS22MISBWW, PFS22MIWBBB, PFS22MIWBWW, PFS22SBSASS, PFS22SBSBSS, PFS22SBSCSS, PFS22SISASS, PFS22SISBSS, PFS22SISCSS
Fitment reminder: Match the complete appliance model number, including suffix or revision where applicable, before ordering.
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