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How to test refrigerator compressor start relays

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The most comprehensive refrigerator compressor start relay testing video on the internet. We show how to test a start relay for continuity and resistance, how to test the compressor overload, rattle test, and much more. When the start relay fails it will cause the compressor to not start and the refrigerator will stop cooling. You may also hear a clicking noise coming from the overload as the refrigerator tries to start the compressor. Some people call the start relay a start device, they are interchangeable terms for the same part.

Table Of Contents:
0:00 - Intro
0:21 - Explanation of the different styles of start devices
0:57 - Explanation of the function of the overload
1:19 - Start relay rattle test
2:13 - Overload testing with a multi-meter
2:41 - Start relay testing with a multi-meter
3:49 - Good vs bad start relay comparisons
3:58 - Where to purchase replacement part
4:09 - Outro

Tools needed:
– Multimeter

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Parts Dr published this 4:30 video tutorial on May 26, 2020. It has been watched 644,574 times on YouTube.

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