free kegerator, help me with these wires

both are black and not connected. any ideas on how to proceed? buddy grabbed this for free, want to see if we can get it running. let me know what questions and additional info you need and thanks in advance.

looks like they're both coming from power cords, but where do those go?

Is the freezer missing the temp controller?

Based on this pic it looks like silver thing is the back. I assume its a capacitor of some kind.
http://nuxx.net/gallery/d/96420-2/IMG_5899.jpg
http://nuxx.net/gallery/v/stuffivemade/kegged_beer_cooler/IMG_5900.jpg.html

This pdf shows the wiring diagram for freezers that use the same compressor.
http://www.in.lge.com/compressor/pdf/Owner's Manual.pdf
http://www.hussmann.com/Installation Manuals/mobilespotsenglish_im.pdf

ok, a few more pics.

What model freezer is this? This LG compressors appears to be used by almost every brand.

i think it's a haier, will check when i can get out to my truck to look.

Ok here you go.
http://www.in.lge.com/compressor/pdf/Owner's Manual.pdf
http://www.lg.com/global/download/brochure/rec_comp_catalog.pdf
Based on the model# you should look at the RSCR-PTC diagram. I would guess you are missing the starting capacitor and or the overload protector.

Gotta say.... makes one wonder if the reason that someone pillaged those parts from it is because the compressor is shot or it has a coolant leak.

Yeah, no idea on the history. It's a haierHBF05EBSS-01. From the PDF it looks like both the starting capacitor and the overload protector. Bummer. Anybody think there is a reason to invest more time etc?

After this weekend when I post my "A cure for a dead freezer" thread you may find it will still fit your needs.

I'm using a radiator from an infrared heater and some fans to cool mine since the compressor died.

Yup, missing the relay, overload and capacitor. Not uncommon for a relay to fail. Might have a locked up compressor. The only way to know for sure is get a new relay/overload and start capacitor and install it.

what shape is the rest of the unit in?

overall it looks good, no dings etc. cleaned up good with some dish soap and a towel. any ideas on worth trying to replace the capacitor and overload protector?

After a little research, Haier doesn't sell the electrical's separate from the compressor on this unit. (Not really all that uncommon for Haier) So i would call a service tech and see if maybe they can wire up an relay kit or a 3-n-1 kit to get it going. If it needs a compressor your gonna need a tech anyway to do the install. The compressor will run 150-200 bucks and install will be at least that much.

Google 3 n 1 start. It has capacitor, relay, and start in it. Super easy to install

will any old 3 n 1 work? saw this on ebay -> http://bit.ly/HfRI0M
will my local appliance shop have them that cheap too?
thanks for the help/advice everyone.

They are not all the same. It depends on your machine. Check your schematic. The 3-n-1 that you show is for a 1/4-1/3 hp compressor w/o run capacitor (still uses a start capacitor). In a lot of refrigeration units Run and Start capacitors are different components and still others don't use either.

So just guessing but your compressor is probably only a 1/8th or 1/12th hp and probably used a run capacitor. Your schematic for the machine will be able to tell you.