I installed the unit as directed by the instructions that came with it. It was easy to install and took care of the problem. I had my doubts, at first, when I was considering the purchase since it looked so different from the part I was replacing. (The original relighter was attached with screws and had a very different configuration.) However the replacement came with double-faced tape to attach it to the refrigerator top. The part fit in the space provided. The wires were long enough to reach (with a little adjustment in routing). If the new unit lasts as long as the original did, it will be well worth the price. Glad to be back in business. Thanks, Brian, for your help.

My ~17 year old fridge would not stay lit while running on propane and I was hesitant to start the debugging/repair process with a relatively expensive part like the relighter, but after installing the new unit (which was an exact OEM replacement), the fridge started right up and has run over 8 hours continuously 3 separate restarts.

after replacing the interrupter it turns out the connectors were 180 degrees opposite of the original interrupter. This made the white leads too short. I had to cut off the wires off the old relighter board and solder them to the new boards wires in order to connect to the new interrupter.

Worked but had to change mounting location or modify wiring to reach terminals

Purchasing and installing this board on my camping trailer refrigerator enabled me to start using my propane setting instead of DC. Much easier on the battery!