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AZ45E09DABW5 General Electric Air Conditioner - Overview
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Warren
November 15, 2024
Unit stopped heating, and it's not the heating coil itself,or limit switches on it. They all tested positive for continuity. The main board shows no signs of burns or stress. I'm clueless and I could use some help??
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Hello Warren, thank you for your question. You have a dirty air filter, or there is a minor issue with your thermostat. You may also want to check the circuit breaker to ensure it didn’t trip. Check the AC shutoff switch to ensure it is not engaged and check the AC drain pan beneath the unit. If the pan is full or the drains or clogged, this may be enough to trigger the machine into safe mode, and it won’t turn on. We hope this helps.
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Saw the unit repair guide on u-tube followed the instructions and replaced the mother board. Litte difficult puling the plugs but once replaced the unit worked immediately.
