Stuck Compressor / Seized Compressor_CK-30-C16

After re-wiring the unit and adding a ground wire (Mine was sitting on concrete and would have required a rubber pad to prevent from being shocked) the unit ran for about a year and stopped.  It was pretty clear that when I tried to turn it back on the compressor was stuck and the unit would kick off after about 5 seconds on thermal overload.  The starter relay checked out OK (Voltage was being sent to the compressor in both Run and Start).  I checked the capacitor and it would not hold a charge so I replaced it with a SUPCO RO81 convinced this was the problem, but still no go. 

Deep in the GE CK repair manual it mentions that for 1 second you can apply 220 volts (any longer and the motor can be damaged).   Using my 220 volt welding receptacle and my welding extension cord I connected the two (2) hot wires from the 220 volt to the 110 volt supply line into the refrigerator (Hot and Neutral or Red & Black) leaving the ground unconnected on both.  Carefully I turned the unit on and on the 2nd 1 second try, the compressor was unfrozen.  An excerpt from the GE CK Manual is attached.  Free Beer!....tomorrow.