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Clearly not a troll ! ... Haha Zeus, U so mean

Really? Im pretty sure it was the overcurrent protection. There are three pins on the side, one on top and two on bottom. The top one had a black wire that went through the black cylinder and then to the plug, the bottom two pins had a black plastic box covering them with some electronics in it that I'm pretty sure is the starter. It hade a cone of thick copper wire on the bottom and only 1 wire coming out, the white one going to the plug.

So is the compressor totally dead? Do I just need a new starting relay?

thanks much for the info i have an old fridge i was about ready to throw out now i am going to salvage the compressor

I realize a refrigerant compressor would be quieter than a shop air compressor. But what is the PSI output on one of these conversions? I have heard the most potential is from a 110v window ac unit @250psi. Does anyone have theirs on a gage to know?

My Fridge Compressor reaches 1500 Psi and it's tiny.

Great! Now help me explain to the Mrs. why the milk is now at room temperature.

Ok so i have two of the fridge compressors now im having a problem with one of them i run it and it works fine fills my airtank abit slow but works fine non the less but after i shut it off i go to charge my 2nd tank and it just clicks and then does nothing i have to let it sit for 30 mins to an hour before it works again i wouldn't really care but that one goes above 1000psi and the 2nd compressor starts to strain bad at 500psi any info would be great and thanks to PS for the video

It's overheating internally.

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any suggestion? is it clear enough?


Right now I've got some spare time so I guess I am gonna make a new and longer video

ohh and BTW if someone has a video showing you removing the compressor please post it here

mine still works and atm I can't even find an old fridge just to make a video on how to remove one from fridge

I guess this is sorta supplementary to poland's video
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