OMRON ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS G4A-1A-E DC12 POWER RELAY SPST-NO 12VDC, 20A, PC BOARD

I had a relay on my whirlpool duet sport electric dryer (this is the one in the upper left, not the normal one that burns the circuit board). The relay would click in, but contacts wouldn't work. The original part number was Omron G8P-1A4TP 12VDC. Omron doesn't make this model anymore, so I had to use this one. Since the pins of this relay don't match the spacings on the board, I had to add "Jumper" wires. The 2 for the 12VDC for the coil, which are the pins closest together on the board (and the ones furthest away from the plug in terminal on the relay. I also added a cable from one of the terminals on the board (use a flashlight to "XRAY" which terminal has a trace), and I attached this to the BLACK wire that connects to the relay from the wiring harness. I soldered the 12VDC to the relay. I drilled 2 holes in the pc board (again, use a flashlight to make sure you don't drill through any traces) and I used a tie wrap to hold the relay in position, terminals sticking up (dead bug style, for those oldies). You may need to replace the plug in terminals if your current terminals are too small.Works great!

This is the heater relay that you need for a non-heating hot tub.

Worked great to repair my dehumidifier

It worked perfectly, Osrom is a real good brad