1Pcs QP-02-4.7 PTC Refrigerator Start Relay 3Pin Coolers Compressor Starter 4.7 Ohm with 1Pcs Refrigerator Overload Protector 1/2HP

This is a standard relay which should fit many applications. I could not find my particular relay but after confirming the 3-pin pattern and getting past the fact that the capacitor looked completely different I took a chance. This fit completely differently but worked right away.FYI: my fridge symptoms: The compressor stopped running, but the relay would click once then again about ten seconds later. The compressor remained hot. This behavior is described as the relay coming on, not completing the circuit, then shutting off when it got too hot.I removed the existing relay and capacitor and shook it - if it rattles, that's your problem. The relay contact is broken/burned and can no longer complete the circuit. Popped the new one on, plugged it in, and compressor started right up.

Works great on my Azure beverage refrigerator. It quit cooling and was clicking. Quick Google search led me to the start relay and this one worked great for me. Time will tell if it lasts.

It actually worked. The original replacement part is playing hard to get. The only person I found who has it, lives in China. Yea, a $10 part with a $80 shipping fee. Estimated delivery time is May 2050...Im kidding about the delivery date, but still. Im not paying $80 for shipping something that weighs less than a marble.

These were purchased to repair my refrigerator. Unfortunately they did not but were useful in diagnosis of the problem .

Purchased the day after my 3 year old apartment sized fridge went out. No longer getting cold in freezer or refrigerator. Googled and watched some You Tube videos and put the relay in myself. Saved me some time and money! Ladies you can do it too! Not very difficult!

I ordered this for a vassini refrigerator that is actually a magic chef. The refrigerator stopped working after a power outage. After reading several “articles” on the cause, I thought this was the culprit. I replaced both pieces and it did not fix the problem. I tested the old and the new relay on a digital multi meter to see if the old one was bad. The new relay appears to be shorted out across all three posts whereas the old relay is not. I replaced the new with the old and still nothing. The smaller piece is only a fuse more or less and the old one was still good. I decided to dig deeper and took out the mainboard which is located in the cover at the top of the inside of the refrigerator compartment. That is where the problem was discovered. The larger relay on the board had burned out. Rather than paying 125.00 for a new board , I removed the relay and ordered a new one from yoyo electronics. Total cost including shipping was @ 7 dollars. It will take a week to get here but if it works, YAY. If not then a trip to the dump will be next. The fridge is 6 years old and truthfully I am surprised it lasted that long. I gave this 1 star due to the fact it appears the relay in the repair kit is faulty.

My eight-year-old Danby DUFM085A2WDD1 Upright Freezer stopped working. The compressor was hot, but it was not cooling. A quick internet search suggested that the start relay or the overload protector could be at fault. Danby's website showed these as being out of stock and cost over five times as much as Amazon without shipping. I found both on this listing for less than ten dollars and same-day delivery. This was a low-risk option compared to calling a repair person or buying a new freezer. I replaced the start relay and overload protector, and the freezer started cooling immediately after plugging in.N.B.: This is the three (3) pin start relay. Some are 1 or 2 pins. Take pictures as you disassemble so you know you are reassembling correctly. Open the box and install it immediately because some people do not open crushed boxes immediately and complain when they have missed the return window (can we give these reviews one star?).Even if this fails yearly, it is cheaper than buying a new freezer or getting a repair person.

Fridge made a popping noise, and fried the relay again.