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Old March 15th, 2007, 07:27 AM
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Through the help of this great site, I was able to detect that my Start relay was bad (it rattles).
So I ordered the replacement part (2212194), which is now 8201786.
It came in with 2 of the same overload protectors - part # 2187145 for compressor type EGY80.
The accompanied instructions says to use part # 2154697 if I have compressor EGY90, which I do.
My question is does it make a difference if I use part # 2187145 instead of part # 2154697.
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I have no clue, never tried.

Just use the one it says to use.

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Thanks Jake!
I guess the problem is getting the people at pcappliancerepair to send me the right part. I guess I should have ordered from here.
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Oh, so it came with 2 of the same overload protectors - part # 2187145?

Not one of each?

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That's correct. It came with 2 of the same overload protectors - part # 2187145.

I called the place where I bought the parts from and they told me that's the way it says on their computer, but I have a feeling that's just BS from them to try to get me off the phone.

I went ahead use the part # 2187145 on my EGY90 and it seems to be working fine... so far.
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Ok, sorry you had trouble with them, glad its back to working good again.

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Jake, I thought my compressor was bad but if the start relay was bad would the compressor start at all?
the start relay does rattle.
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No, it wouldn't start at all.

Whats the model# of your refrigerator?

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