GE WR07X10057 Refrigerator Start Relay Replacement Part - Compatible with GE, Hotpoint, RCA Refrigerators - Perfect for DIY Repair & Home Appliance Maintenance
$57.61
$76.82
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GE WR07X10057 Refrigerator Start Relay Replacement Part - Compatible with GE, Hotpoint, RCA Refrigerators - Perfect for DIY Repair & Home Appliance Maintenance
$57.61
$76.82
25% Off
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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Product Description The high quality GE Appliances Compressor Start Relay (WR07X10057 ) attaches to the compressor and helps start the compressor motor. The Compressor Start Relay for GE and Kenmore Refrigerators & Freezers and replaces WR07X10033, WR07X10077, WR7X10033. Please be aware that it is recommended to use saftey equipment and to disconnect the appliance from all utilities prior to any service or repair. Please refer to your owners manual to confirm part numbers and for instructions as some repairs require a trained service professional to complete. From the Manufacturer This is a Genuine Replacement Part,The Model Number and Name for The Following Item: General Electric (GENF0) WR07X10057 Refrigerator Start Relay
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The start relay was pricey, but it works. And that's what ultimately matters.This was to replace the original start relay on my GE Profile "Arctica" (PSS25NGNA) side-by-side that was becoming intermittent (ie., sometimes, the old relay wouldn't start the compressor; ended up losing about 1/3 of my refrigerator in food).The actual replacing of the relay took about 20 minutes, with a lot of the time used researching possible issues, and then finding the appropriate relay (the OEM one doesn't exist; but I did find the GE official word on which relay is needed to replace).
