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Compressor run capacitor

Conpressor run capacitor 160 volt 20 mfd. Service compressor only.

Capacitor
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Explore key information about replacing the run capacitor in your Roper refrigerator. This essential component ensures efficient operation and can help resolve common performance issues.
The run capacitor provides the necessary power boost to start and maintain the compressor's operation, ensuring your refrigerator cools effectively.
Signs include the refrigerator not cooling properly, the compressor failing to start, or unusual noises. Testing with a multimeter can confirm if the capacitor is faulty.
First, unplug the refrigerator. Locate the run capacitor near the compressor, discharge it safely, and replace it with a compatible Roper part. Always follow manufacturer guidelines.
Replacement costs vary but usually range from $10 to $30 for the part itself. Labor costs may increase the total if professional service is required.
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Issues include the refrigerator not cooling and the compressor not starting. Replacing the capacitor often resolves these problems.
For more Roper refrigerator parts, check out Kenmore Refrigerator Parts for additional options.


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