Universal Refrigerator Compressor Kit – PCL86ER6, Can Replace Most Standard Refrigerator Compressors 1PH.

Universal Refrigerator Compressor Kit – PCL86ER6

ITEM DESCRIPTION:

Unplug the Appliance before installing this part.
A brand-new replacement part in its original packaging.

This kit can replace most standard refrigerator or freezer compressors 1PH or used for custom projects.

PRODUCT TYPE:

• Universal Compressor Kit – R134a

COMPATIBLE BRANDS:

• Whirlpool
• Roper
• Admiral
• Maytag
• Hardwick
• Jenn-Air
• Estate
• Magic Chef
• Crosley
• Inglis
• Norge
• Modern Maid
• Amana
• Kenmore
• KitchenAid
• Caloric
• Ikea
• GE
• General Electric
• Westinghouse
• Monogram
• Café
• Moffat
• Profile
• Sears
• McClary
• Hotpoint
• Frigidaire
• White Westinghouse
• Kelvinator
• Gibson
• Kenmore
• Sears
• Tappan
• Electrolux

REPLACES PART NUMBERS:

• Variable makes and models

KIT INCLUDES:

• Compressor assembly
• Back cover + Bracket
• Start relay
• Start capacitor + Bracket
• Overload protector
• Mounting kit
• Rivet nuts + tool
• instructions

COMPRESSOR INSTALLATION TIPS:

How to install?

Note: This repair has to be done by a professional or by a person with required knowledge.

Preparing:

Step 1 – Unplug the Unit:
Before starting the installation, unplug the unit from the power supply. Remove the contents of the fridge and put them in another fridge or icebox temporarily.
Step 2 – Locate the Defective Compressor:
Mostly, it’s located at the bottom of the refrigerator and can be easily accessed from the back of the unit. Some models might have a guard or protector that has to be removed to expose the compressor.
Step 3 – Remove the Defective Part:
Detach any wiring and the devices from the defective compressor and remove it from its spot. Remove any bolts or mounting hardware.

Installing:

Step 1 – Add Refrigerant:
Refrigerant makes the compressor work. Before charging the unit with a refrigerant, you need to pull a vacuum. In addition, ensure your fridge isn’t leaking any of this refrigerant. If it is, fix the issue before replacing it.
Step 2 – Connect the Capacitor:
Connect the capacitor and start relay to the new compressor following the correct wiring code as provided by your manufacturer.
Step 3 – Test the Unit:
After the wiring and devices have been installed, test the unit for 24 hours.