1. Ensure the compressor is unplugged and the power supply is turned off before proceeding.
2. Remove the compressor cover to access the internal components.
3. Locate the defective overload protector. It is usually a small, black or red device with two terminals.
4. Disconnect the wires from the overload protector and remove it from the compressor.
5. Install a new overload protector by connecting the wires to the appropriate terminals and securing it in place.
6. Replace the compressor cover and turn on the power supply.
7. Test the compressor to ensure the internal overload is functioning properly.
Note: If you are uncomfortable performing this repair yourself, you can take the compressor to a qualified repair technician.
