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My Maytag stopped cooling. I took the rear cover off and unplugged the fridge. I waited 10 min and plugged it back in. I heard a clicking noise but was not sure if it was the capacitor of the overload relay. I tapped on both and the compressor started. What should I replace? Also when I looked up the model number it comes up with 2 different models.They are PTB1753GRQ and PTB1753GRW....what is the difference between the two?
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Here are the parts Replacement parts for PTB1753GR models | AppliancePartsPros.com[COLOR="Blue"]My Maytag stopped cooling. I took the rear cover off and unplugged the fridge. I waited 10 min and plugged it back in. I heard a clicking noise but was not sure if it was the capacitor of the overload relay. I tapped on both and the compressor started. What should I replace? [/COLOR] Clicking will not be in the capacitor so probably it is the overload/relay especially since it has been re-designed. Here is a good link on how to check things Refrigerator Repair Guide: How To Fix a Refrigerator - ACME HOW TO.com[COLOR="Blue"]Also when I looked up the model number it comes up with 2 different models.They are PTB1753GRQ and PTB1753GRW....what is the difference between the two?[/COLOR] Do not know but in this case it does not matter as both units use the same compressor etc. |
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