Parts for Ge AEH24DQL1: 02 - Control Parts

This replacement transformer supplies the correct voltage for an appliance's control circuits so electronic controls and low-voltage components receive stable power. Installs in place of a failed or damaged transformer to restore reliable control operation. What it does:

• Converts incoming mains power to the lower voltage used by control boards and low-voltage components
• Restores power to electronic controls and displays when a failed transformer prevents operation
• Helps resolve symptoms like dead control panels, no display, or intermittent control function
• Provides a direct, plug-in replacement for the corresponding OEM transformer

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid electric shock
• Label or photograph wire connections before removal to ensure correct reassembly
• Mount securely and reconnect wires exactly as original; use appropriate wire connectors

This capacitor clamp is a small metal bracket that secures a refrigerator or appliance capacitor to the cabinet, helping keep the capacitor stable and preventing movement or vibration during operation. It preserves reliable electrical connections and reduces noise from loose components. What it does

• Holds the capacitor firmly in place to prevent shifting and rattling
• Helps maintain stable capacitor connections to avoid intermittent motor or control issues
• Reduces vibration-related noise from the capacitor area
• Protects the capacitor from contact with other components that could cause wear or damage

• One capacitor clamp/mounting bracket

• Disconnect power before accessing electrical components
• Inspect the clamp for cracks, corrosion, or missing fasteners and replace if damaged
• Retain original mounting hardware when possible; use compatible screws or bolts if replacements are needed

This capacitor helps start and run the appliance's motor, restoring reliable motor operation and improving performance. It's a direct-replacement electrical component intended to replace a failed or weak capacitor. What it does

• Provides the electrical charge needed to start and assist motor operation
• Helps maintain consistent motor speed and torque during run
• Commonly linked to symptoms like humming, motors that won't start, or intermittent operation
• Replacing a failing capacitor can stop repeated starter attempts and protect the motor from stress

• One capacitor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before servicing to avoid shock
• Discharge the capacitor before touching terminals; use insulated tools and follow safety procedures
• Note terminal locations and wiring before removal; replace with like-for-like connections

This display board is the front electronic control that shows oven/range status and lets you select functions, times, and temperatures. Replacing a failed display restores visible readouts and responsive control inputs for safe, reliable operation. What it does:

• Provides the visual display and status indicators for the appliance control console
• Accepts user inputs from the control panel and relays commands to the main control
• Commonly replaced for blank or flickering displays, unreadable characters, or unresponsive console controls
• Can clear display-related error symptoms when the underlying issue is a failed display module

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting work
• Access typically requires removing the control console or back console panel; follow OEM service instructions
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; do not touch connector pins
• If symptoms persist after replacement, check the main control and wiring harness for faults