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Compressor Overload WR01F04628 — Fix It Fast A failed compressor overload is one of the most common causes of a clicking compressor, no cooling, and a warm refrigerator in GE-built refrigerators. In most GE, GE Profile, and Café refrigerators, this is caused by a failed compressor overload protector. When it fails, the compressor attempts to start, trips the overload, clicks off, and repeats — leaving the refrigerator warm while the freezer may still hold some temperature. ⚡ High-failure-rate component in GE-built refrigerators — the overload is the first part to check when the compressor clicks. Part WR01F04628 is the genuine GE OEM compressor overload that protects the compressor from overheating and restores normal cooling when the original overload has failed. ❓ Is This the Right Part? This is the correct fix if ALL of the following are true: ✔ REFRIGERATOR POWERS ON — the unit has power and the interior light works ✔ COMPRESSOR CLICKS — you hear a clicking or cycling sound from the back bottom of the fridge every few minutes ✔ FANS RUN — the evaporator and condenser fans operate normally ✔ ONLY problem is the compressor failing to start or run continuously Not sure? Send us your model number — we'll confirm before you order. 🔧 Common Symptoms Compressor clicks on briefly then shuts off, repeating every few minutes Refrigerator not cooling or warming up gradually Freezer still partially cold but fridge section warm Compressor feels hot to the touch at the back of the unit Rattling sound from the overload when removed and shaken ✔ If these symptoms match, this is the most likely failed component in the system. ✔ In most cases, replacing this compressor overload restores normal compressor operation and cooling immediately. 📦 Part Details Part Number: WR01F04628 Type: Compressor overload protector — clips onto the compressor start relay terminal and protects the compressor motor from thermal overload Replaces (verified OEM predecessor): 197D4848P047 Brands: GE, GE Profile, Café (GE-built models) Canadian / U.S. Part Number: Identical — WR01F04628 ⚠️ Recommended While Repairing: Inspect the start relay and capacitor at the same time. The overload, start relay, and capacitor work together as a compressor start system — if the overload has failed, the relay and capacitor are subject to the same heat and electrical stress. If the compressor still doesn't run after replacing the overload, the next component to check is the capacitor (WG03A02441). Ordering it now avoids a second service call. ⚙️ Installation Skill Level: EASY — 10 to 20 minutes. Unplug the refrigerator before servicing. Pull the refrigerator away from the wall and locate the compressor at the back bottom. Remove the overload by pulling it straight off the compressor start relay terminal — no tools required. Before discarding the old overload, shake it: a rattling sound confirms it has failed. Snap the new WR01F04628 into place, restore power, and confirm the compressor starts and runs continuously. ✓ Compatible Models Confirmed compatible with CZS22MP2NJS1, GNM26AEKAFES, GNM26AEKAFSS, GNM26AETAFSS, GNM26AETBFSS, GNM26FGKAFEC, GSMT6AEDIFGP, GSMT6AEFDFES, GSS25LSLMCSS, ONB26AEKAFSS, ONM23WGTAHFS, ONM23WGTBHFS, ONM23WKZAFGS, ONM25PGKAFSS, PDF19EBTACDS, PFF27JYRAFFS, PFF27JYRBFFS, PNM22LEKAFSS, PNM22MDRAHDS, PNM22MDTAHDS, PNM23FFKAFBN, PNM26PGKACSS, PNM26PGLACPS, PNM26PGTACFS, PNM26PGTAFPS, PNM26PGTBCFS, PNM26PGTBFPS, PSMS5PGGGFSS, PSMS6FGFFFSS, PYF19JYRAFFS, PYF19JYRCFFS, plus additional GE-built models. Contact us to verify your model number before ordering. 💡 Pro Tip Shake Test Before You Order: Remove the overload from the compressor terminal and shake it next to your ear. A rattling or loose sound inside confirms the overload has failed and needs replacement. A silent overload may still be open — test it with a multimeter across its terminals (should read near zero Ohms when cool). This 30-second test confirms the diagnosis before you spend money on parts. ✓ Model-Specific Repair Pages PSMS6FGFFFSS PSMS5PGGGFSS PNM26PGTBFPS PNM26PGTBCFS PNM26PGTAFPS PNM26PGTACFS PNM26PGLACPS PNM26PGKACSS PNM23FFKAFBN PNM22MDTAHDS PNM22MDRAHDS PNM22LEKAFSS ONM25PGKAFSS ONM23WKZAFGS ONM23WGTBHFS ONM23WGTAHFS ONB26AEKAFSS GSS25LSLMCSS GSMT6AEFDFES GSMT6AEDIFGP GNM26AETBFSS GNM26AETAFSS GNM26AEKAFSS GNM26AEKAFES CZS22MP2NJS1 PYF19JYRCFFS PYF19JYRAFFS PFF27JYRBFFS PFF27JYRAFFS GNM26FGKAFEC PDF19EBTACDS
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