WR07X10097 Refrigerator Start Relay and Overload Assembly Kit - Compatible with GE General Electric Refrigerators - Replaces 1265640 AP4300623 PS1766101 - Fits Embracó Compressor Models

Is your GE refrigerator warm inside, humming but not starting, or completely silent? These are classic symptoms of a failed start relay assembly. Our WR07X10097 Start Relay and Overload Assembly with built-in capacitor provides the complete solution to get your appliance back to optimal cooling performance.

• 【Complete GE Refrigerator Repair Solution】 This starter relay and overload assembly (WR07X10097) is your all-in-one fix for GE refrigerators. It seamlessly integrates the starter relay and overload protector into a single unit, solving common issues like failure to start, inadequate cooling, or persistent humming. The built-in 12µF 250VAC capacitor guarantees reliable compressor startup and smooth operation.
• 【Perfect Fit for GE Models with Embracó Compressors】 This refrigerator start relay is engineered for General Electric (GE) refrigerators with Embracó compressors. Compatible with models including PFS22MBSABB, PFS22MBSAWW, PFS22MBWBBB, PFS22MBWAWW, and many other GE series. Always confirm your refrigerator's model number before purchase for perfect fitment.
• 【Direct OEM Replacement】 This GE refrigerator relay replaces multiple OEM part numbers: 1265640, AP4300623, PS1766101, 513604045, EA1766101, AH1766101, WR07X10097. It serves as both a refrigerator start relay and capacitor, eliminating the need for separate purchases.
• 【Easy DIY Installation - Save Repair Costs】 No technical expertise needed! This GE refrigerator star relay compressor replacement can be installed in 3 simple steps: 1) Unplug refrigerator 2) Remove old relay 3) Install new unit. The entire process takes about 20 minutes.
• 【Superior Quality · Reliable Performance】 Manufactured with premium materials. This Embracó compressor start relay ensures reliable startup, provides overload protection, and delivers long-lasting, stable performance. It resolves issues such as refrigerator failure to start, cooling failure, or buzzing noises.