P6R8MC OR1001 PTC Starter Compressor Relay Replacement for 6749C-0014E PS9865140 AP5949339 Fit for LG Magic Chef Refrigerator Dehumidier Compressor (1 Pin)

This tiny inexpensive part was exactly what I needed to get my Ewave mini refrigerator back up and running . Started cooling instantly once I installed and plugged back in . Wasn’t certain this part would work because my existing part needing replaced model number was different . The great pictures this seller had posted on this listing allowed me to view my part with all the different angles of the pictures they posted with the description. This provided me reassurance this part should work even though the model #’s were different. My Ewave model number was P6R8MCOR0307. For under 7.00 I thought what do I have to loose so I took a chance and it paid off . I am a 64 year old lady that took my mini refrigerator apart , determined what I neededby watching YouTube , researched where to buy , order, installed and successfully got my mini fridge working again . If I can do it anyone can !!Also ordered this part on Saturday and had it delivered and installed the very next day . How great is that ? This Mississippi Southern lady extremely happy .. would definitely order from this company again . Thank you

I bought this to replace a compressor relay on my old Magic Chef mini fridge. I wasn't sure it would do the trick, because my old one didn't rattle at all once disconnected. I still wanted to give it a go, as my fridge is over a decade old (even then it was a hand-me-down) and was clicking on and off, clearly getting overheated and not staying on. I used this little part and it started right back up again. It has been a week and it's still going! I did not replace the overload as well, and will consider that in the future if anything happens. But for now, this $8 fix helped save me $100+ on another used fridge.

I had almost given up on my 2002 vinotemp wine fridge. It was working until I moved about four years ago. Sitting in garage looking glum and suffering life as a parking area for cans of soup and dried goods. I was going to buy a new one, when I fell down the youtube wormhole looking to fix this thing. And with the help fo youtube, and some very handy people, I was able to disassemble the fridge, pull out the old parts (they rattled badly, and were shot) replaced this along with the doohickey that lived underneath it, plugged it all back in and YAAAAAAAAS!!!! My wine fridge is alive again. My only gripe with both of the parts I ordered here on amazon is that I paid EXTRA to have this delivered the next day. And welp,, it was delivered two days later mid-day. So....not sure I'd do that again, and intend to wrangle with amazon for my extra $$ back. But hey, I'm very pleased this worked.

My 17 year old mini fridge stopped cooling recently, and because of the age my first thought was a burned up compressor. Despite that, I figured it would be worth a few minutes of troubleshooting to know for sure, and it turned out to be the start relay. I ordered and installed this start relay and my fridge is working again. The P6R8MC part number was what I went by. The "ORxxxx" number on the new part isn't the same as the old one, but it works fine.

Didn't fix my mini fridge but it was worth a shot!

I bought a mini fridge from someone off of craigslist for cheap. It wasn't working and I fixed it with this part. Can't imagine how many of these fridges get thrown away that could be saved by 7 or 8 bucks.

Purchased a Magic Chef wine cooler to double as a cheese vault to age cheese, but have since turned it back into a wine cooler to keep wine bottles cold and other drinks since its in the basement and we are starting to spend a lot of time in the basement.At some point in time, the compressor stopped working in the wine cooler and was no longer cooling. I researched parts and stuff online but wasn't really looking forward to having to buy a new board or compressor etc. The wine cooler wasn't worth that much money.Found a couple of videos on YouTube which recommended replacing the starter compressor and an overload capacitor and danged if it didn't fix my wine cooler!! For all of less than $20, my wine cooler was back operational again!

This was exactly what I needed to get my Ewave wine fridge back up and running . Started cooling instantly once I installed and plugged back in . My OEM part to replace had a slightly different model number (second set of numbers were different, the first set was the same), but in reading other reviews this appeared to be a non-issue for others, and was for me as well!