216954200-ER Refrigerator Start Device Replaces 216954200

216954200-ER for Electrolux Refrigerator seamlessly replaces 216954200 assuring your home appliance's peak performance and durability.

Our replacement component is made with durability and accuracy, and it is intended to match or surpass OEM specifications, so it will fit perfectly and perform dependably.

216954200-ER - Compatible with:

• Electrolux
• Frigidaire
• White Westinghouse
• Kelvinator
• Gibson
• Sears
• Tappan
• Kenmore
  

216954200-ER Fixes and Solutions:

• Inability to start
  
• Compressor not running
  
• Warm refrigerator
  
• Frequent clicking noises
  
• Overheating compressor
  
• Erratic cooling cycles
  
• Electrical failure

216954200-ER Replaces:

• 216954200-ER
  
• 216954200
  
• 1056846
  
• AP3710488
  
• PS976304
  
• EAP976304
  
• PD00007545

Perfect Fit Models for 216954200-ER:

• 25313500103
• 25314502100
• 25314502101
• 25314502103
• 25314512100
• 25314512101
• 25314512103
• 25314702100
• 25314702101
• 25314712100
• 25314712101
• 25314922101
• 25314932101
• 25316502100
• 25316512100
• 25316702100
• 25316712100
• 25316922100
• 25316922104
• 25316932100
• 25316949100
• 25316959100
• 25324422101
• 25324422103
• 25324432101
• 25324432103
• 25326202101
• 25327202700
• 25327422700
• 25327422701
• 25344723100
• 25344723101
• 25344723104
• 25344723105
• 25344723108
• 2536072100C
• 25360722000
• 25360722001
• 25360722004
• 25360722007
• 25360722009
• 25360722010
• 25360722011
• 25360722012
• 25360722013
• LFFC0524DW0
• LFFC0524DW1
• LFFC0724DW0
• LFFC0724DW2
• LFFC0924DW1
• LFFC09M5HWD
• LFFC09M5HWH
• LFFU1424DW2
• LFFU1424DW3
• LFFU1424DW5
• LFFU1424DW6
• LFFU1424DW9
• LFFU1424DW13
• LFFU1424DW15
• LFFU1424DW16
• FFC0522DW6
• CALR17LW0
• CALR17LW1
• CALR17LW2
• 25344703000
• 25344723110
• 25344723111
• CFC05M0AW4
• CFC05M0AW5
• CFC07M4AW11
• CFC07M4AW6
• CFC07M4AW7
• CFC07M4AW9
• CFC09M4AW4
• CFUM14LW0
• CFUM14LW1
• FRU1767GW0
• FRU1767GW1
• FRU17B2JW10
• FRU17B2JW13
• FRU17B2JW15
• FRU17B2JW18
• FRU17B2JW20
• FRU17B2JW21
• FRU17B2JW23
• FRU17B2JW24
• FRU17G4JW11
• FRU17G4JW14
• FRU17G4JW17
• FRU17G4JW20
• FRU17G4JW21
• FRU17G4JW22
• FRU17G4JW23
• GFC05M0AW4
• GFC05M0AW5
• GFC05M3AW4
• GFC05M3AW5
• GFC07M3AW8
• GFC07M3AW9
• GFC07M3AWC
• GFC0924FWA
• GFC09M3AW4
• GFU14M3AWA
• FFC0522FW0
• FFC0522GB0
• FFC0523DW0
• FFC0523DW1
• FFC05C3CW3
• FFC05K0DW0
• FFC05K0DW1
• FFC05K0DW3
• FFC05K1CW10
• FFC05K1CW3
• FFC05K1CW4
• FFC05K1CW6
• FFC05K1CW8
• FFC05K2CW3
• FFC05M0AW3
• FFC05M0AW4
• FFC05M0AW5
• FFC05M1CW2
• FFC05M1CW3
• FFC05M1CW4
• FFC0723DW0
• FFC0723DW11
• FFC0723DW17
• FFC0723DW2
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• FFC0723DW9
• FFC0723FW0
• FFC0723GB0
• FFC07C2CW6
• FFC07C2CW7
• FFC07C2CW8
• FFC07C3AW7
• FFC07C3AW8
• FFC07C4CW10
• FFC07K0CW4
• FFC07K0DW0
• FFC07K0DW1
• FFC07K0DW4
• FFC07K0FW0
• FFC07K1FW0
• FFC07K2CW8
• FFC0923DW1
• FFC09C3AW6
• FFC09C6CW3
• FFC09K0DW1
• FFC09K2CW3
• FFU1212DW3
• FFU1423DW1
• FFU1423DW3
• FFU1423DW4
• FFU14K0DW1
• FFU14K0DW3
• FFU14M5HWA
• FFU14M5HWD
• FFU14M5HWF
• FFU14M5HWG
• FFU14M5HWH
• KFC0510GW0
• WFC0510DW1
• WFC05K0DW0
• WFC07M2AW4
• WFC07M2AW5
• WFC07M2AW8
• WFC09K0DW0
• WFC09M3BW3
• FRU17G4JW19
• FMR13
• FMR14
• FMR15
• FFC0522DW0
• FFC0522DW4
• PLRU1778ES0
• PLRU1778ES1
• PLRU1778ES4
• PLRU1778ES5
• PLRU1778ES8
• PLRU1777DS0
• TFRU17B2JW0
• TFRU17B2JW1
• TFRU17B2JWA
• TFRU17B2JWB
• TFRU17B2JWC
• UL1293CA6
• FRU17G4JW10
• FRU17B2JW9
• FRU17B2JW8
• FRU17G4JW9
• GRU17B2JW8
• GRU17B2JW9
• CFU14M2AW9
• FFC0522DW2
• FFC07C4CW6
• FFC07C4CW7
• FFC07K2CW4
• FFC07K2CW5
• FFC09C4CW3
• FRU17B2JW22
• PLKU1267DS0

How to test Start Device Kit?

1. Unplug the Refrigerator
• Ensure the refrigerator is unplugged from the power source to prevent electrical hazards
2. Locate the Start Device Kit
• The Start Device Kit is usually located near the compressor, typically attached to the side or bottom of the refrigerator, depending on the model
• You may need to remove the rear panel or access cover to reach it
3. Disconnect the Start Device Kit
• Once you have access, disconnect any wires or connectors attached to the Start Device Kit to isolate it for testing

Some useful diagnosing tips

• Inspect for Visible Damage
• Check for burn marks or wear.
• Test Continuity
• Use a multimeter to check for continuity across terminals.
• Check for Clicking Sounds
• Listen for clicking when compressor should start.
• Replace if Faulty
• If no continuity or malfunction, replace the kit