Hello dear community: I tell you quickly: I have a refrigerator no frost SIAM IF HE-420 I bought it approx. 5 years (the few specifications of the motocompresor I leave them in photo) 2 weeks or so there was a storm (City of Santa Fe) that left me without light for 20 hours (from 2am to 10pm then came normally) to the other day at 9pm after having been absent for 2 hours (the dimension is because I live alone and would have felt the click if it had occurred before), I began to hear the click of the thermal of the ball, he did it several times (lapse of 2 minutes approx.) until I noticed and immediately unplugged it and leave it like that until the next day (I have been registered with refrigeration for 11 years, unfortunately I could never practice this job that I like so much, and in regards to refrigerators I never learned the non-frost) I measured the motocompressor with multimeter and here the first oddity for me, the pins with the classic triangle with the pin up and the two down (sorry for the description) in the one of arri the thermal was fixed while in the 2 below the relay ptc is also connected to this a 5uf capacitor; the oddity is that the reading of the engine gave me this way: pin up with left pin with 5 ohm resistance pin up with right pin 10 ohm and the 2 pins down 6 ohm?!? can be this?? as if the common should have been the one on the left but the protector is plugged into the top one !!! I measure if it has continuity with the housing and does not have it, buy everything new and replace it does exactly the same to me the motor compressor starts normally, without apparent noises, and in about 1 minute it cuts the thermal protector of the ball, during this period the protector is a little hot to the touch but not the motocompressor: With the amperometric clamp I measure the starter (LRA) and it gives me 7.8 amp (the label says up to 12.2 if you look at the photo, and does not specify the gear, but goes down to 4 amp which is the time it cuts (1 minute). Dear community, the question is whether I should look at the electronic board, I understand that apparently it would not send electricity to the motor but should not cut the protector or could be some other element that I do not know. I thank you in advance for any response and to the site that I read it from time to time and I learn even theoretically THANKS THANKS

Supposedly one of the coils is failing 5 + 10 = 15 no (6) I would have to see you given 15 approx. Like all those data are few. The sum would have to tell you given something higher it seems like 26, 28

Let's see, if for 5 years I worked correctly with those connections, it is that the problem is not there, if it started to fail after an electrical blackout, it is there where you have to start to distrust, it is recommended to unplug the appliances when the power is cut off . The subject of the order of the pins is not a rule; not necessarily the common one you will always see it above although it is normal that it is so. I would begin to suspect the compressor. Regards