About to return a GE unit back to Sam's Club because the rear of the unit is completely open and coil can be damaged, are these protected?
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yes the back of the unit is open and the condenser coils are exposed. Every unit designed to mounted in a window is going to have the condenser exposed out of necessity. The condenser must have maximum air exposer for the unit to work efficiently. Putting anything over the face of the coils would be the same as blocking of the grille for the radiator on your car while driving it.
568912
These are not sealed units as the bulbs can be changed. They use the stock bulb replacements just the OEM assemblies as they are a direct replacement DOT and SAE approved.ThanksRM
1561179
The problem is it doesnt look like the wires are accessible, they are covered with black plasticIve opened it up very carefully and I cannot see where the wires are joined inI think I am going to have to risk sending it back, hoping that they wont touch the drive when they repair it
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Mine came completely white-box, so i doubt there is any warranty with them. But i will say, we had failing coils before which resulted in a sputtering idle in the Escape. I took these coils to my regular mechanic and he graciously installed them, among other things, for a flat $200, he also offered no warranty with customer-supplied parts. The engine performed as brand new, no complaints on these coils at ALL!Another mechanic wanted $90 PER coil, without installation. Needless to say, VERY pleased with this purchase, despite the lack of warranty.
1334975
That is what is for. Can remove damaged one and replace with new one while system has refrigerant charge.
967028
The answer to this is most likely... I say this as there is very little data, and I am by no means a frig specialist. You can find this out pretty easily. At the bottom of your frig there should be a removable skirting. Then underneath the frig itself, there is a plastic bag with a large folded piece of paper within. This is the maintenance guide for your unit. Included on this will be a diagram of the wiring. First, do not loose this, as repair men typically do not have copies of this, so place it in a safe place you will remember. On the wiring diagram, as noted, there will be the control board identifier. If it indicates Jazz, this is your control board. The answer to this is most likely... I say this as there is very little data, and I am by no means a frig specialist. You can find this out pretty easily. At the bottom of your frig there should be a removable skirting. Then underneath the frig itself, there is a plastic bag with a large folded piece of paper within. This is the maintenance guide for your unit. Included on this will be a diagram of the wiring. First, do not loose this, as repair men typically do not have copies of this, so place it in a safe place you will remember. On the wiring diagram, as noted, there will be the control... » Read More The answer to this is most likely... I say this as there is very little data, and I am by no means a frig specialist. You can find this out pretty easily. At the bottom of your frig there should be a removable skirting. Then underneath the frig itself, there is a plastic bag with a large folded piece of paper within. This is the maintenance guide for your unit. Included on this will be a diagram of the wiring. First, do not loose this, as repair men typically do not have copies of this, so place it in a safe place you will remember. On the wiring diagram, as noted, there will be the control board identifier. If it indicates Jazz, this is your control board. « Show Less
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In my case, it ended up being a failed relay inside the unit. It is likely repairable - if you have knowledge of electronics and soldering. I replaced the failed relay two years ago and it's still going strong; I think West Bend uses low-quality components in these things.
882080
I really don't know, we saw them on sale and bought them, so when our old units fail we can just replace the whole thing. Sorry.
1593793
Hi Patrick no, the unit is more for replacement i used my existing wiring and air tube. hope this helps ?
682425
As loong as you don`t put the actual Detector Head in the water... Yes The coil is well built and may be water proofed... BUT I SUGEST YOU CALL GARRETT at: Garrett Electronics, Inc. 1881 W. State St. Garland, TX 75042 Telephone: 1-972-494-6151 Fax: 1-972-494-1881 ASK THEM !!!Hours of Operation: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM M-F CST
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Maybe. My unit is new and I haven't needed to look into that. But I can see that there are 4 screws on the backside of the unit. If you have a unit already, open it up and take a look inside.
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I'm not sure, I think it is a GE part, I compared it to my broken one & they seemed to be the same, I have had it for a while & all is good. I would recommend it.
1193188
I called GE and asked them what part I needed. They tried to sell me one for $75. Looked Amazon, typed in the part number. I'd recommend you do the same thing.
1725208
Should not be a problem. This cover is primarily to prevent icing and debris from getting into the condensor while still allowing air to pass through the side coils.
184984
No. All of these coils was damage. Maybe in 2 months all of these parts was fail
336705
Not really. Maybe check and make sure they didn't mix up a couple wires that go to your coils. Or if your coils are around 50 to 100k miles old ten they may be going bad
384674
99.99% of the residential type units made since WW2 use a 24 volt coil so you should be okay. Just remember to shut the power off before you change out the contactor