Amana-Goodman D6961612 Overload

Amana-Goodman D6961612 Overload

Amana-Goodman

  • $27.00


The Amana-Goodman D6961612 Overload is a critical thermal protection component designed for specific compressor configurations within residential HVAC systems. This OEM replacement part functions as a fail-safe, monitoring current draw and internal temperatures to prevent compressor motor burnout during electrical faults or restricted airflow conditions. Engineered to precise Goodman manufacturing specifications, the D6961612 ensures high-limit accuracy, breaking the circuit if parameters exceed safe operating thresholds. For field technicians, this overload protector is a direct-fit solution, eliminating the risks associated with generic universal alternatives that may not match the required trip curves. Maintaining a functional AC compressor overload is essential for protecting the system's most expensive component from permanent damage during low voltage or refrigerant slugs. Verify the specific model number on the compressor housing to ensure this HVAC thermal switch matches the original assembly requirements for your central air conditioner or heat pump unit.

Key Benefits
  • OEM Precision: Guaranteed compatibility with Amana and Goodman equipment, maintaining the original unit's safety certification.
  • Thermal Protection: Prevents catastrophic winding failure by interrupting power during locked rotor amperage (LRA) events.
  • Reliable Cycling: Designed for long-term durability under high-temperature conditions within the compressor terminal box.
  • Direct Fit: Standardized terminal connections allow for rapid field replacement during service calls.
Common Questions

How do I test if the D6961612 overload is faulty?
With power disconnected, use a multimeter to check for continuity across the terminals. If the component is cool but shows an open circuit, the internal bimetal strip or heater is likely damaged and requires replacement.

What causes a compressor overload to trip repeatedly?
Frequent tripping is often indicative of a failing run capacitor, a restricted metering device, or a compromised compressor motor. Always diagnose the root electrical or mechanical cause before installing a new overload.

Is this part compatible with non-Goodman compressors?
This part is specifically engineered for internal or external implementation on select models. Always cross-reference the manufacturer part number (MPN) to ensure the trip curve aligns with the compressor's amperage rating.

Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.

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