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Fits Embraco Compressor Start Relay 213615000 3/16 connector WE SHIP fits Embraco and same OEM specifications to old models and part numbers 213615000 EECON TSD 115/127V-60 Hz, 10366410UA REPLACEMENT KIT INCLUDED: A-Black Combo relay overload , 3/16″ terminal approx (1) B-Capacitor *****ORIGINAL specification, you can get cheapest items but you need to replace every 6 months and cause new fails in main control board and motor***** Important Notes 1-Your old number could be different, we send the latest factory number CK213615000 compatible with new and old models 213615000 . 2Your old number could be different, we send the latest factory number CK213615000 compatible with new and old models 213615000 EECON TSD 115/127V-60 Hz, 10366410UA. 4-Item NON OEM perfect fit old and new serial – USA quality Control and Production OEM specification to fits Embraco Compressor Start Relay and overload kit + capacitor free 213615000 3/16 connector, Your old number could be different, we send the latest factory number CK213615000 compatible with new and old models 213615000 .We ship dakor brand, perfect fit to OEM standars *****IMPORTANT only fit for part number COMPARE the picture before to order Compatible Part numbers: 213615000 = 513604002, 1138900DF8, EECON TSD 115/127V-60 Hz, 10366410UA, Embraco and tecumseh compressor: EMBRACO COMPRESSOR START RELAY DEVICE AND OVERLOAD KITS AVAILABLE: 1-CK213615000 BLACK 3/16″- EECON TSD Fits Embraco Compressor Start Relay 213615000 3/16″ connector 2-197D6266P001 BLACK 1/4″ – Fits 213615030, EECON TSD Fits 225D1204P003, 513604061, Embraco Compressor Start Relay 1/4″ Terminal Connector 3-CK513605010 GRAY 3/16 –EECON QD Fits Embraco Compressor Start Relay 513605010 4-CK513605014 GRAY 1/4 -Fits Emb
Cbreeze100 –
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Sometimes a simple statement can mean more than a whole page of flowery words. My statement is, “Happy Doggie here!” Will buy from seller again.
Robert Owens –
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I was advised my 20 year old KitchenAid frig/freezer was basically a boat anchor (not worth trying to save). You can test a compressor very easily with a multi meter. Just check the 3 pins on the side of the compressor for continuity, one pair at a time. If there is continuity for all 3 pins, give this start relay/start capacitor replacement combo a try. If any compressor pin pair fails the continuity test, the compressor is bad, and the replacement will be too expensive to be worth the price of this part, let alone the price of replacing the compressor. I had a burned out condenser fan motor and the original start relay fell apart in my hands, while I was removing it. Replaced both and now everything is back in good working order. Saved myself about $2000 and didn’t need a service call.I did get real lucky this time. It’s a crap shoot with older appliances.
Ayman Z. –
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I bought this party although its more expensive because its label of heavy duty. It didn’t last for even a year. I had to change it again and of course I lost all what is in fridge once more.
MJ –
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Great service