UPDATE: I found a wiring diagram - just to be sure I do this correctly, the red wire from the condensor fan connects to the overload, the white to the top terminal of the relay. So the white wire catches both top terminals off of the compressor? There are no other wires running to these pieces, so I am assuming this is it? The diagram identifies an additional blue wire off of the right relay to a run cap, however I do not see this on my refrigerator. Can you please confirm this is all that I do? Seems too easy and I must be missing some other connection. Thank you again.

If another capacitor is to be near the compressor, it may have been removed with the previous fix = $100 missing part. :mad: I felt around the compressor and did not find a location for another probe or area where another capacitor would be wired in. There are no additional wires running to the compressor, other than a red and white wire from the fan and the wiring diagram identifies a run capacitor as optional. I went ahead last night and installed the overload and relay while waiting to see what would happen, attaching red and white wires as indicated in diagram and system ran and produced ice. Based on your comment, I disconnected and will wait for your response. There is also a ticking type noise which seems to come from the fan when it runs and I don't know what that is either, but less concerned if it is only a noise and not a malfunction - I just want the refrigerator back. I have the 3 N 1 diagram on that component as well as pictures to document what the wires looked like prior to removing the 3 N 1. I do have a meter. I found a forum on another site that identifies 3 N 1 was a bad fix :mad: and is why I haven't called someone else. I really appreciate your help.

I didn't find that part with that part number. What I was able to locate is: AP3085822 with the wires, but I can't do another 78 now. Can you send where you found that other part? If I understand correctly, the run capacitor is to provide additional torque to keep the motor running when it gets hot. The 3 N 1 didn't have the run capacitor, so since it worked for ~4 years and quit only because of the electrical storm, is it a health/safety issue to use without the run capacitor? I don't want a fire, but also can't throw another $78+ shipping right now. Also, you said you saw a diagram that showed it was attached to the side of the fridge, can you post that diagram? What I have is a parts list, wiring diagram and user manual, but none of that shows exactly where the pieces are to be installed. Thank you again for your time and expertise.