Gibson Switch

Fix a refrigerator that won't run or cycles incorrectly with this energy saver switch. Controls power-saving mode. Straightforward DIY repair.

This rocker switch replaces a worn or broken on/off control for the appliance, restoring reliable manual control of the affected function. It's the direct-fit switch used where a small rectangular rocker actuator is needed. What it does

• Acts as the user-operated on/off control for the circuit it serves.
• Restores power control when the original switch no longer clicks or stays in position.
• Common symptom: switch feels loose, is stuck, or the circuit does not respond when the switch is operated.
• Uses the same mounting and electrical connections as the original to simplify replacement.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before attempting service to avoid shock.
• Access usually requires removing a control panel or console; keep track of fasteners and wire locations.
• Transfer wires exactly as removed; confirm firm terminal connections.
• Test switch operation and restore power only after reassembly.

This compressor start capacitor helps the refrigerator compressor get up to speed for reliable cooling. It replaces a failed start device to restore normal compressor startup and reduce hard-starting or long-run cycles. What it does:

• Provides the extra torque the compressor motor needs to start.
• Helps prevent long crank times, loud humming, or repeated start attempts.
• Can reduce stress on the compressor and starting relay when functioning properly.
• Commonly replaced when the fridge won't start or cooling is intermittent.

• One replacement capacitor.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any work.
• Discharge the capacitor before touching terminals to avoid shock.
• Verify terminal connections and mount orientation match the original part.

This motor run/start capacitor helps the refrigerator's compressor and fan motors start and run more reliably, restoring normal cooling performance when the capacitor has failed. What it does:

• Provides the electrical phase shift and stored energy needed for compressor and fan motors to start
• Common symptom: refrigerator not cooling and compressor humming or not starting
• Stops intermittent starting, frequent cycling, or reduced cooling when failing
• Matches the replacement specifications required for the listed part number

• One replacement capacitor as pictured and specified by the part number

• Always disconnect power to the appliance before servicing; verify no voltage present
• Discharge the capacitor and note wire locations or take a photo before removing terminals
• Use appropriate insulated tools and replace with the exact part number/specification