Compressor starts and stops - Kenmore Refrigerators

Sounds like the start capacitor has failed. They buzz when the fail and get hot..

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Find the wires that go into the clutch on the front of the compressor and unplug it.

Low freon will cause the compressor to short cycle, when the compressor runs the pressure in the low line is pulled down and the low pressure switch turns it off. Not running the pressure builds up and turns it back on. In the old days there was no low pressure switch, with no freon to carry the oil the compressor was destroyed.

1 this is not compressor because it's starting and it's not starting realy because is part of compressor.
2 You my have problem mainboard or temperature sensor name of part thermistor work like(thermostat) cost less then mainboard

Its possible to be the relay, but if you have access to an amp meter I would see what the rating for your compressor is, it will be on a tag on the compressor, and see if its drawing too much or too little. That way you know if the compressor is bad. I've seen too many times on that particular brand techs change the relay just have the compressor fail two weeks later.

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It is possible that the compressor psi as it is running drops below the tire psi creating a standoff. You must maintain air compressor psi over 110 to fill a tire to 110psi. Add air to your tire but stop when the compressor motor starts to run. When the motor stops then continue to add air until the compressor motor starts and again stop airing up the tire. Repeat as needed.

It sounds like your inverter is at fault. You will need an inverter tester ( most good service techs will have one ) to prove that the output to the compressor is correct. If the inverter is okay then it will be the compressor at fault with a location error or it is simply seized. A common fault that caused this was the eev remained closed (coil failure ) and caused the compressor to over heat.

. Cut everything off for a few minutes then turn it back on and listen for a click from the compressor relay as the compressor tries to start.
Is the compressor motor running.If no check starter/overload relay.
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Sounds like the compressor has locked up. You can try to replace the start relay which plugs onto the compressor terminals.

Most factory built refrigerators and freezers have 5 year refrigeration system warranties. You will pay for labor and other consumables.

Relay for the compressor may be stuck ( Contacts welded) both the fan and the compressor should operate at the same time. Have the relay(s) checked and possibly replaced.