Whirlpool W11652060 Refrigerator Capacitor

Special Price $39.24 Regular Price $53.95
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SKU
W11652060
✓ This Product Replaces: W11358319

Product Description

The Whirlpool W11652060 Refrigerator Capacitor holds electrical energy and supplies additional power to the compressor at the time of starting up and makes it work effectively and this capacitor regulates the voltage levels so that the compressor does not get overheated and the appliance is functioning optimally. It also protects the refrigerator from electrical damage and increases its longevity.
Manufacturer
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MANUFACTURER NAME: WHIRLPOOL
PRODUCT NUMBER: W11652060
OEM PART NUMBER: W11652060
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: CAPACITOR

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Whirlpool W11652060 Capacitor?

Regularly inspect the capacitor for signs of bulging, leakage, or corrosion around the terminals. Ensure the wiring connections remain tight and free from dust buildup. Disconnect power before checking to avoid electrical shock. Keeping the surrounding compressor area clean maintains proper electrical performance.

What are common issues with the Whirlpool W11652060 Capacitor?

  • Refrigerator compressor fails to start or makes clicking sounds.
  • Intermittent cooling due to weak electrical charge delivery.
  • Bulging or leaking capacitor casing indicating internal failure.
  • Overheating compressor caused by improper capacitor operation.

Installation Steps

Step1: Wear refrigerator insulated gloves and ensure appliance is disconnected throughout.

Step2: Unplug refrigerator from power supply before starting.

Step3: Locate and access capacitor panel at rear or control housing.

Step4: Discharge old capacitor safely using insulated tool.

Step5: Ensure capacitor is fully discharged before handling.

Step6: Disconnect wiring terminals noting orientation.

Step7: Install new capacitor securely in bracket.

Step8: Reconnect wires firmly.

Step9: Restore power and test compressor operation.