General Electric Ice Maker Compressors

General Electric Ice Maker Relay, Start (production) The compressor needs a working start relay to begin each cooling cycle. Mounted on the compressor, the relay sends power to the motor during startup. Once the compressor is running, the relay changes the electrical path as needed. A failed relay may keep an ice maker from cooling and producing ice. Repeated clicking or a compressor that will not start may also point to other problems, so testing is important. Unplug the appliance before service, wear work gloves, and follow the wiring diagram when moving the electrical connections.

General Electric Ice Maker Evaporator Assembly

General Electric Ice Maker Combo Device

General Electric Ice Maker Protector Overload

General Electric Ice Maker Relay Starting

General Electric Ice Maker Overload

General Electric Ice Maker Compressor Kit This is the mechanics (motor/engine) of the cooling system. It kicks in whenever the thermostat demands cooling. ***NOTE: This part needs to be installed by a trained professional in appliance repair. It requires special tools and knowledge to do so.

General Electric Ice Maker Overload

General Electric Ice Maker Compressor

General Electric Ice Maker Compressor Assembly