I have Whirlpool model wrt1l1tzyw00 with Embraco compressor EGX 60HLC 115-127v 60hz. Is this the right hard start ?
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Yes and no. A capacitor is used by electrical components (like a Freon compressor) where it takes a lot more power to initially start, but significantly lower to run. This is easily achieved by using a capacitor which builds up power to start the compressor, then allows it to run at a lower power to cool the inside of your fridge. So to answer your question, yes it could work as the RCO410 is a generic capacitor that manufactures use (like the fridge I fixed with it); however, looking up your fridge it has a different design that plugs into the side of the compressor. If you don't want to spend the ~$45 for the OEM capacitor (PS9493638), its possible you could rewire the compressor on your model to make it work but you'd have to see how difficult that would be and if you have enough wire in length coming out of the compressor. Bottom line, if you didn't follow along with most of what I said you should stick to spending the extra money and buying the same part to replace the old one with.
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I'm no expert on this topic, but to answer your question, from what I have read, this should work on a majority of appliances. Of course, there are always exceptions. On my Kenmore side-by-side, it is still working after quite a few months, with absolutely no problems and I saved an expensive service call.
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If an OEM part is available use that instead. It will be worth it in the long run. Plus you don't have to re-wire. The Supco 410 is only to be used if OEM parts are no longer manufactured or a replacement is not offered. The supco410 will work if your compressor is 1/4 to 1/3 horsepower. Highly recommend OEM when available.
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It will probably work but what I would look at is the type of compressor you have
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The issue comes down to what kind of startup load does a refrigerator compressor require. You aren't just starting the electronics, you are starting a motor. This type of device was not designed for that type of load. I would not try it for anything that requires that much initial current.
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This is in addition to that start cap on your compressor. It depends on what size compressor you have. The hard start is in addition to the start run cap already on your system
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There's several possibilities. Google 'Whirlpool Duet and those codes and you may find an answer. There's also a YouTube video that might help. Good luck.
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not sure my model # ed5pvexws05 you can always call whirlpool and ask if the product is compatible. I love it works perfectly, I couldn't find the exact model either, and I did call whirlpool. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure it depends on the type of compressor. If you check on your compressor it has a model number then you need to match it to the information on this product to see if it is a match. That is what I had to do.
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Check this link. Let me know if it doesn't work. THANKS! http://www.amazon.com/Whirlpool-Part-Number-341195-Thermostat/dp/B0066EMP7K/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1410959391&sr=8-2&keywords=341195
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Brand doesn't matter, as long as your compressor uses 1/4" NPT connections, this will probably work.
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Michele, I would not recommend this kit. I purchased it for my Whirlpool Duet and it did not work as stated. The machines shook and damaged my walls.
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Not sure but my model whirlpool was not included as a match. It ended up as a perfect match.
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I believe you could safely use the 20 amp rated sq D pressure switches, I am currently using one on 2 different compressors 1 is a 30 amp 240 vac 20 cfm unit the other is a 25 amp 240 vac 14 cfm unit. I think the worst that would happen you will burn the points out sooner (the origonials went 20 years and 11 years respectively).
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This is a switch with 1/4" ports. If your compressor uses 1/4" fittings, it should fit. If you will not be using all of the ports in the manifold, get plugs. I think it comes with one plug.
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It should work. Verify the voltage and HP rating of the compressor to ensure it's the same as the 3n1 rating.
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According to the sears parts look up for you model the KK-4835 will work on your compressor. Go to Amazon and put in KK-4835 and you can save some money. Much cheaper there. I got mine at Amazon. Hope this helps.
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If it is late Saturday and your customer wants his air conditioner running it would probably be ok to put it in and come back Monday with the right part. I would keep looking if I wanted to buy one with no imminent rush. It probably will work but make the compressor a bit noisier with a bit more internal vibration.
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I 've got a 6500 wt. generator and this works fine. That's what is recomended for your generator.