Questions & Answers for: GE testing relay

condensor fan motor starts, evap motor tries to start, compressor tries to start but then the relays on the mother board begin to click on-off-on. Should the start relay be normally closed when the ...

relay or wire or circuit. Testing with ohmmeter you can test circuit and relay. If there is power to the element, then element is likely faulty. You can get parts, manual, and more at repairclinic.com

...testing. Test the relay with a ohm(multimeter), for continuity. Set the meter to the ohms setting X1. With the relay upside down, place the probes into the terminals labeled "S" and "M"(the labeling ...

...testing. Test the relay with a ohm(multimeter), for continuity. Set the meter to the ohms setting X1. With the relay upside down, place the probes into the terminals labeled "S" and "M"(the labeling ...

...testing. Test the relay with a ohm(multimeter), for continuity. Set the meter to the ohms setting X1. With the relay upside down, place the probes into the terminals labeled "S" and "M"(the labeling ...

GE Eterna compressor not going on GE Eterna Model ESH22XGRB compressor not turning on. If your compressor is not running you would first check the start relay in the unit with a multimeter shown here ...

GE side by side fridge HSS25IFMDWW burnt pin on relay on main board and compressor not running. Tested compressor and it runs okay. What would cause the burnt pin? Ran the test Mike Smith suggested at

...testing from the MW relay on to your transformer, high voltage capacitor, magnetron, and diode.Do not do any voltage reading from the secondary side of the transformer on, this can be a deadly ...

...testing from the MW relay on to your transformer, high voltage capacitor, magnetron, and diode.Do not do any voltage reading from the secondary side of the transformer on, this can be a deadly ...

relay on main control board stuck open on ge profile pvm1871sm1ss Replace the main board. Or if you desire replace the relay. The relay has a diagram and voltage that the coil works, take the relay ...