Parts for Ge AEE18DSL1: 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 main control board manages an appliance's electronic commands and timing to restore normal operation. Replacing a failed board can resolve unresponsive controls and restore proper cycle and display behavior. What it does:

• Controls user interface, cycle selection, timing and communication between electronic components.
• Starts and stops cycles, manages displays and relays, and coordinates other control functions.
• A failed board can cause a blank or unresponsive display, failure to start, intermittent or erratic operation, or incorrect cycle behavior.
• May trigger error codes or disable specific functions when faulty.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting; verify power is off at the breaker or unplug the unit.
• Take clear photos or label connectors before removing wiring harnesses to ensure correct reassembly.
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid touching components; observe ESD precautions where possible.

This room temperature sensor measures interior air temperature so the refrigerator can regulate cooling cycles and keep food fresh. Replaces a failed thermistor to restore accurate temperature readings and stable cooling. What it does:

• Senses refrigerator cabinet air temperature and sends a signal to the control board
• Helps the control board cycle the compressor and fans correctly for consistent cooling
• Commonly fails when you see warm or inconsistent temperatures inside the fridge
• Can cause the unit to run too long or not cool if the sensor reads incorrectly

• One room temperature sensor (thermistor) as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before replacing the sensor to avoid shock
• Handle the sensor and connector carefully; do not tug on wiring
• Mount and route the sensor per the manufacturer's location—replace in same position for accurate readings

This indoor air thermistor is a refrigerator air temperature sensor that helps the control board monitor cabinet temperature for proper cooling performance. Replacing a failing thermistor restores accurate temperature sensing to help prevent spoilage and cycling issues. What it does:

• Senses interior air temperature and sends temperature signals to the fridge control board
• Helps the compressor and fans run at the correct times for stable cooling
• Commonly associated with symptoms like warm or fluctuating temperatures, excessive cycling, or cooling that never reaches the set point
• Works as part of the temperature control system—faulty sensors can cause incorrect defrost or cooling behavior

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing or replacing the sensor
• Handle the sensor lead and element carefully to avoid damage; avoid pulling on wires
• Reinstall in the original location and routing; secure connectors fully to ensure good electrical contact

This display board is the oven/range control panel circuit that provides the user interface and visual status feedback. It restores visible time/temperature readouts and accepts touch/selector inputs so the appliance responds to commands. What it does:

• Sends and receives control signals that operate baking, broiling, timer and clock functions
• Powers and drives the LED/LCD display so settings and error codes are visible
• Accepts front-panel touch or button inputs so user commands register with the control system
• Common symptoms: blank or flickering display, unresponsive buttons, or lost clock/timer readout

• One display board (control panel assembly) as shown

• Disconnect all power at the breaker before servicing to avoid shock or injury
• Access typically requires removing the front control panel or console; handle the PCB and connector pins carefully
• Avoid static discharge; ground yourself before touching the board and use proper fasteners when reassembling

This is a replacement power cord that restores safe electrical connection to the appliance. Use it when the original cord is damaged or no longer supplying reliable power to help restore normal operation. What it does:

• Provides the main electrical connection between the appliance and household power
• Replaces frayed, cut, or melted cords that cause intermittent power or no power
• Removes loose or damaged plug connections that can trip breakers or cause arcing
• Helps eliminate visible burn or scorch marks at the cord or plug

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing.
• Verify the cord routes through the strain-relief and is secured per the appliance's wiring harness.
• Inspect terminal connections for corrosion and tighten securely; match wire colors to original wiring.