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Universal Refrigerator Compressor Kit - PCL86ER6, Can Replace Most Standard Refrigerator Compressors 1PH.
Universal Refrigerator Compressor Kit - PCL86ER6, Can Replace Most Standard Refrigerator Compressors 1PH.
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| Universal Refrigerator Compressor Kit - PCL86ER6 |
ITEM DESCRIPTION:
Unplug the Appliance before installing this part
A brand-new replacement part in its original packaging
This kit can replace most standard refrigerator or freezer compressors 1PH or used for custom projects.
PRODUCT TYPE:
- Universal Compressor Kit - R134a
COMPATIBLE BRANDS:
- Whirlpool
- Roper
- Admiral
- Maytag
- Hardwick
- Jenn-Air
- Estate
- Magic Chef
- Crosley
- Inglis
- Norge
- Modern Maid
- Amana
- Kenmore
- KitchenAid
- Caloric
- Ikea
- GE
- General Electric
- Westinghouse
- Monogram
- Café
- Moffat
- Profile
- Sears
- McClary
- Hotpoint
- Frigidaire
- White Westinghouse
- Kelvinator
- Gibson
- Kenmore
- Sears
- Tappan
- Electrolux
REPLACES PART NUMBERS:
- Variable makes and models
KIT INCLUDES:
- Compressor assembly
- Back cover + Bracket
- Start relay
- Start capacitor + Bracket
- Overload protector
- Mounting kit
- Rivet nuts + tool
- instructions
COMPRESSOR INSTALLATION TIPS:
How to install？
Note: this repair has to be done by a professional or by a person with required knowledge.
Preparing
Step 1 - Unplug the Unit
Before starting the installation, unplug the unit from the power supply. Remove the contents of the fridge and put them in another fridge or icebox temporarily.
Step 2 - Locate the Defective Compressor
Mostly, it's located at the bottom of the refrigerator and can be easily accessed from the back of the unit. Some models might have a guard or protector that has to be removed to expose the compressor.
Step 3 - Remove the Defective Part
Detach any wiring and the devices from the defective compressor and remove it from its spot. Remove any bolts or mounting hardware.
Installing
Step 1 - Add Refrigerant
Refrigerant makes the compressor work. Before charging the unit with a refrigerant, you need to pull a vacuum. In addition, ensure your fridge isn't leaking any of this refrigerant. If it is, fix the issue before replacing it.
Step 2 - Connect the Capacitor
Connect the capacitor and start relay to the new compressor following the correct wiring code as provided by your manufacturer.
Step 3 - Test the Unit
After the wiring and devices have been installed, test the unit for 24 hours.
