Ge WR07X10084 Refrigerator Compressor Start Relay OEM Part

GE refrigerator 12 years old and we love it. Ordered compressor overload and compressor start relay video's were great made the replacement easy. I also ordered the control board because I felt this was the real culprit again the video was the best. With all the parts replaced GE profile refrigerator has been working like new. Thank you AppliancePartsPro.com

Paid a technician $80 to guess repair of $700-900. A mistake. Went to Appliance Parts Pros site, where people described exact symptoms, and replacement of control board and compressor relay. Purchased control board, compressor relay and overload. Parts to me in 1.5 days. Easy plug and play 30 minute repair job. Refrigerator now works perfect for half of repair tech estimate.

I replaced the Compressor start relay. The AppliancePartsPros video suggested I replace the Kit Capacitor and the Overload at the same time, and said to view the video for the Overload. I did replace the Start Relay and the Kit Capacitor, but there was no video for replacing the Overload for my refrigerator. When I tried to pry the old one out, I was afraid I was going to break it, so I gave up and left the old one in. I wish Appliance Parts had a video for this part replacement (WR08X10100). With the 2 parts replaced, I still heard a slight clicking at one time during the next day, so I am not sure if it is fixed or not. I will monitor it further. The frig is cooling properly and the panel seems to be working ok, so perhaps I am good. The video to replace the Start Relay was EXCELLENT! Kudos to Appliance Parts Pros for that. In replacing the Kit Capacitor, it is bolted down to the frame. You have to get a nut driver around the side of it and twist hard to loosen it and remove it. It is a tight fit. This would be hard if you have large hands.

About a month ago the freezer and fridge both started warming up. Took the back off and it was filthy and full of water. Cleaned off all the dust with vacuum and what I could not get I rolled the unit over to the garage service door and completely blew it clean with compressed air. Dried everything with a box fan. Plugged er in and she was running like a red assed monkey for about a month then started warming up same way. This time freezer was icing up badly. Figured the defrost cycle was not working so I changed the defrost heater (which was completely burned up and black). While I was in there also changed as a precautionary the control thermostat and evaporator temp sensor. There are three such temp sensors living on board this unit so I ordered two and kept the other one in abeyance for future issues. The unit is now running great. Wife is happy. Life is once again in harmony and balance!! PS. Also had ordered some other compressor related parts which I returned. Carpe Diem.

After a power failure the fridge would not start. Lights inside came on when door was opened. No lights were on at the door ice dispenser. I ordered a new mother board plus several other accessory parts just in case. When the new motherboard was installed the fridge worked perfectly. I saved the accessory parts just in case.