What hard start kit would I need for Frigidaire Ref. Model FRT21LR7ABB. I cannot locate the H/P on compressor. Thank you
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Why will you be using a hard start kit? Just trying to save on resources. If you have had any type of leaking pattern on the referenced equipment you may be experiencing hard start because of diminished oil level in your compressor from the leaking. The refrigerant carries oil with it. This could actually be a mechanical problem from lack of proper lubrication developing into a failing/failed compressor. A hard start kit may help for a while, time will tell.
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Use the Supco URCO410 with a run capacitor. The run capacitor is the little black box. Either re use the run capacitor already on your refrigerator, order a new one, or buy the URCO410 RC series which comes with a run capacitor. If you just use the RCO410 your fridge will work great for about a week, the the compressor will burn up. Trust me I learned the hard way. The RCO410's work fine I guess on way older compressors that were built to run hot anyways but any newer compressor, by that I mean any Fridge that takes R134A needs a URCO410 with a run capacitor.
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I am not an HVAC technician, and I know there are a few HVAC pros that would say that this type of Hard Start Kit would (over time damage the compressor), and there are also a few HVAC pros that would agree that in an old fridge/freezer; it is just not worth to spend hundreds of dollars in original parts and in some cases you might not be able to find the originals parts at all, in those cases even them use this kit. I used this kit on my 8 years old refrigerator; it has been 5 months and so far it is running like a charm.
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http://forum.appliancepartspros.com/refrigerator-freezer-repair/535279-kenmore-255-19502010-kenmore-19502-a.html This article says yes but I put one on a maytag side-by-side with a bad starter and it started right up. the next morning I got called back cause it quit again and this time the compressor locked up and I burnt up the defrost board. It might work but the right part shouldn't cost that much.
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Go to Sears Parts Online _ Link Below - and plug in your compressor model # - do a search and you'll see all the parts you'll need to know and buy. https://www.searspartsdirect.com/?intcmp=xsite_Sears
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No. I think you need part # PS3653458 - Frigidaire # 154866702. You can check at this website: www.partselect.com
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There are two connectors on each wire to allow attachment of the hard start kit to the capacitor and then the wires for the compressor attach to the wings on the hard start kit connectors. Please refer to you particular models wiring schematic to know proper wire placement
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It should, hard starts are pretty universal by design. You may want to match the rated horse power or wattage to your compressor. Wayne Ritewayappliance.com
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Still working. Put it in a couple months ago. The 3 in one won't go bad. An old compressor might burn out with the hard start after a year or maybe more, but that is probably due more to the condition of the compressor than the 3 in 1. I would not put one on for newer frisge/freezers. Get the OEM part if you can. If the fridge isn't worth the cost of the oem part, or its not available, then buy this product. Its not a magic bullet. Its a 15 dollar part. If used in the correct application, its well worth the money.
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No I do not have an answer without more info, or a more specific identification of the compressor. The model number provided didn't match any current products I could find.
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Well I did try to purchase one from the seller gr8deals327 only to get dirty used and part missing stuff so didn't buy it. I suggest going to Frigidaire web site and goto the contact us and ask them as it is their product. :) Hope this helps.
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I dont have a frigidaire, mine is a kenmore. The serial number is on the back of the washer on a tag, this tag has many numbers. The serial number and the product number are all you need. If you go to the frigidaire website you can get info on how to identify your model. Good luck.
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I have Amana, this should fit frigidaire, my advise to look at your parts list first and see if they are identical design
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the 3 in 1 works but should only be a temporary fix until you get the OEM parts. after a year the 1/3 horsepower compressor on my fridge burned out. It might work forever on your fridge but you are taking a chance. My fridge was a Magic Chef so it was a cheap junk fridge to begin with
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Seems like an odd question. I mean, you always try to keep things running to the newest condition possible. The start-up kit is a must and will get you up running smoothly. These are some top quality compressors, I've yet to have a problem with this.
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The information I have now is that this unit, which I LOVE, is NOT INVOLVED in the recall. I got this information from the internet, so go to Yahoo and enter "Frigidaire dehumidifier recall" and click on the posting from abcnews.go.com regarding the recall. The Frigidaire models covered by the recall, according to this information, were manufactured by Gree Electric Appliances between 1/07 and 9/08. So I am still using my unit. You can also call the CPSC hotline at 800-638-2772 if you wish. But that hotline is probably really hot with inquiries, so that may take some time.
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From the searching I did on the Internet, it appears this gasket #154576501 will fit your frigidaire LFBD2409LM0A. There is a good video on You Tube for replacing the gasket-just type in the part number. It is very easy to remove the old one and install the new one-no tools are required.
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Google the part number and follow it to 2 year limited and 3-5 on sealed items such as the compressor