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Old 01-30-2012, 07:33 PM   #1
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Start relay problem?


I have an Admiral ASD2514ARW (series 11) refrigerator that stopped working after the freezer door was left open all night (Thanks to my lovely bride... lol). I believe the problem is the start relay or the overload, but I cannot get the terminal cover off. I am afraid of pulling/prying too hard and risking bending one of the connectors on the compressor. Is their a trick to getting it off? The terminal cover part number is 61002138 and pictures are attached.

Also, should I replace both the start relay and the overload?
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Old 01-30-2012, 08:31 PM   #2
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Start relay problem?


insert flat blade screwdriver under that bottom tab and pop it off.

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Start relay problem?


what makes you think it is the realy/overload?
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Start relay problem?


The screwdriver worked. The compressor was clicking on and off. The relay is off of the compressor and it rattles. Cam I check it with a multimeter?
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if the relay is clicking and compressor not starting then it is probably bad, just buy a new one and try it.
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