I am trying to find the thermal overlaod switch with no luck . Where is it exactly?

The click sounds as if the compressors shutting down due to thermal overlaod ar the starting assist device is getting tired, it may need a 3 in 1 start asssist installed on the compresssor, the limit may just be bad, capacitirs nay be bad causing high amp draws and temps etc.

Change the signal light flasher. I'm not sure exactly where it is but it is more than likely under the dash near the steering coluum or close to or in the fuse box. Good luck!

The temperature of the air being exhausted is monitored by the cycling thermostat and the thermal fuse mounted on the blower housing. The thermal fuse, which is wired in series with the motor circuit, fails when the cycling thermostat fails to regulate the exhaust air temperature. Failure of the thermal fuse results in the motor not running and the dryer not working at all.

Remove the dryer real panel to access the blower housing and check the continuity of the thermal fuse. Grab a volt-ohmmeter and set it to the R X 1 scale then disconnect one wire from the thermal fuse terminals then check the continuity of the thermal fuse. Replace the thermal fuse should it read open.

Indicate the exact model number of the dryer for specific troubleshooting and repair advice if you need further assistance and for the exact part numbers.

If the noise is coming from the back of the fridge, it could be the compressor is dying. Its cycling and over heating shutting off then trying to restart a short time after once the thermal overlaod resets. You hould call a service tech sooner than later.

when did this happen... could be your compressor out on overlaod... leave it for an hour or so try them, if not your compressor could be gone.. or fingers crossed its just the start capacitor for the compressor...

Check for a fusable link. A fuseable link is a wire that blows just like a fuse when overlaoded or tripped. Im not sure where thay are on your vehicle but they commonly are beside the fuse box under the hood or along the back of the fire wall. You have to cut the plastic housuing around them to expose them. I would either pick up a chilton repair book or call the parts dealer to find the exact location.

Joe

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the clicking noise is from thermal overlaod protection, this happens when the supply voltage is less than the rated voltatge or if there is any mechanical problem the compressor.

YES IT COULD BE. THE COMPRESSOR IS IN THE BACK KIND OF ROUND AND BLACK. THAT PARTIS LOCATED ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE COMPRESSOR. REPLACEMENT PART # 12002782
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