Activates microwave relay functions when integrated with the main control board.

Controls electrical signals to manage heating and functions on your stove.

Controls the functions of a GE wall oven by managing the relay operations.

Controls electrical signals within your appliance to ensure proper operation.

Controls various electrical functions within your GE microwave by managing the operation of connected components.

Helps start the compressor motor in your refrigerator.

Prevents overheating and maintains stable operation in your refrigerator.

Activates the refrigerator's compressor to ensure it starts and runs properly.

Activates the refrigerator compressor by providing the necessary initial electrical boost.

Connects electrical components in your range hood to manage power distribution.

Controls electrical signals within the microwave to manage various functions.

Controls the timing and duration of drying cycles in your clothes dryer.

Activates the dryer cycle when engaged.

Controls the operation of the dryer motor by switching it on and off as needed.

Regulates the electrical current to the refrigerator's compressor by combining a start relay and overload protector.

Combines the compressor relay, overload, and cover to regulate the operation of your Whirlpool refrigerator's compressor.

Connects to the compressor to help control its start-up functions by regulating electrical flow.

Connects to the compressor and regulates its startup and cycling functions in your refrigerator or refrigerator-freezer.

Prevents electrical overload by interrupting current flow in your refrigerator when necessary.

Helps address start-up issues in your refrigerator.

Connects and controls electronic signals within your stove's relay system.

Controls the flow of electricity within your Samsung refrigerator, ensuring proper operation of electrical components.

Connects electrical components in your air conditioning unit to ensure proper operation.

Prevents the refrigerator compressor from overheating by interrupting the electrical circuit when overload conditions are detected.