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AJES12DCBM1 General Electric Air Conditioner - Overview
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This is a control knob. You may also know it as a room air rotary switch control and it is used in conjunction with your air conditioner. The function of this part is to allow you to turn the rotary s...
$12.95
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This air filter is beige in color and measures 19 inches wide by 10 inches high. This part is found in room air conditioners. This part is sold individually. The filter catches any airborne dirt and d...
$45.95
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This protector heater, also known as a high limit thermostat, is a genuine OEM part. Its function is to keep the heating coils from getting too hot by providing and automatic shutoff, which is an impo...
$56.79
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Upgrade your room air conditioner with the GE POWER CORD. This high-quality power cord, designed to ensure efficient performance, is exclusively for GE room air conditioners. Before installing this co...
The Power Cord has a breaker on the plug. The breaker did not 'trip' during a power surge and fried the board in the plug. it melted. I ordered the replacement plug. Took apart the unit. Unplugged the power cord ends from the main unit. The ground wire (green) is screwed in. The other wires (white and black) are attached via push-on termi
... Read morenals. These are harder to get off and on since there are many and are in a tight space. May want to use some long needle nose pliers to assist. The new cable was attaced. There are two plastic clamps that help screw the cord to the unit. Only porblem was the new cord plugs in upside down so you will need to turn the outlet plug around. Turn off power, unscrew outlet and turn upside down. return power to outlet and plug in to complete.
