Parts for Ge AJEQ09DCFL2: Control Parts

This wireless remote controller replaces a failed handheld control used to send commands to compatible GE appliances. Restores remote operation so you can start cycles and adjust settings from the handheld unit. What it does

• Sends wireless commands to the appliance for start, stop, and cycle selection.
• Replaces a remote that is unresponsive or fails to control the appliance.
• Helps restore lost remote functionality caused by worn buttons or internal failure.
• Works with the appliance's receiver module to transmit user inputs.

• Install new batteries before testing; verify correct battery orientation.
• Power off the appliance or follow manufacturer safety instructions when accessing communication modules.
• Test remote operation from several feet away to confirm pairing/communication.
• If remote still does not work, check the appliance receiver and user manual for pairing or signal-blocking issues.

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

The Display Board is an OEM part for GE window air conditioners. It is the integrated circuit board that houses and controls the digital display interface. 

The display board governs the unit's visual temperature readout, clock, timers, and other informational screens. It receives signals from the main control board on runtime data and operational settings to present to the user via the easy-to-read display. 

Symptoms of a bad display board include:

• Blank or unlit display screen  
• Glitchy, inaccurate, or unchanging readings
• Inoperable control buttons below the display
• Temperature readings not matching the actual room conditions
• The ability to view settings or clock functions disabled

Causes can be related to damaged integrated circuits, faulty LCD screen pixels, or corrosion of delicate electronics. 

This OEM GE replacement display board is also compatible with some Hotpoint, RCA, and Kenmore air conditioner models.
 

This membrane switch is the user-facing keypad assembly that registers button presses and sends control signals to the appliance. Replacing a worn or damaged membrane restores reliable button response and clear labels. What it does:

• Provides the tactile touch surface and button contacts for the appliance control panel
• Translates user presses into electronic commands for the control board
• Commonly replaced when buttons become unresponsive, sticky, or labels fade
• Helps restore normal control operation without replacing the entire console

• One membrane switch/keypad

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Remove the control panel or console per the service manual to access the membrane
• Handle the flexible ribbon/cable carefully and avoid bending or creasing contact areas

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 is the refrigerator main control board that manages power and electronic functions for the appliance, restoring control-panel and system operation when the original board fails. What it does:

• Regulates electronic functions and communication between sensors, user controls, and compressors.
• Replaces a failed control board that causes unresponsive control panels or blank/disconnected displays.
• Can resolve intermittent cycling, defrost control issues, or error codes tied to control electronics.
• Helps restore normal operation when symptoms point to a failed PCB rather than mechanical components.

• One main control board (PCB)

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid shock or damage.
• Handle the board carefully and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static wrist strap if available.
• Verify connectors and harness orientation before disconnecting; replace only like-for-like.

This CBB61-style motor capacitor helps provide the electrical phase boost motors need to start and run smoothly. Replacing a failed capacitor can stop humming, intermittent runs, or no-start motor symptoms and restore normal operation. What it does:

• Provides start/run capacitance to shaded-pole and induction motors for proper motor operation
• Commonly associated with symptoms like motor humming, reduced torque, intermittent starts, or failure to start
• Stabilizes motor performance under load and during startup to help maintain consistent cycling
• Matches OEM function and fit for the listed part number to ensure proper electrical connection

• One CBB61 motor start/run capacitor

• Disconnect power at the breaker or appliance plug before accessing electrical components
• Discharge the capacitor safely before handling to avoid shock; use an insulated tool with proper procedure
• Verify terminal orientation and secure connections; replace with identical capacitance and voltage rating only

This transformer supplies the correct low-voltage power needed for the appliance's control circuits so electronics and sensors operate reliably. Replace a failed transformer to restore stable control power and proper function of electronic components. What it does:

• Converts incoming line voltage to the low voltage required by the control board and sensors
• Helps maintain stable power to electronic controls to prevent intermittent faults
• Can resolve symptoms like unresponsive controls, erratic electronic behavior, or failure of control-driven features
• Works as a direct replacement when the original transformer has failed

• One transformer

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning any repair to avoid electric shock
• Handle connectors and mounting tabs carefully; ensure secure electrical connections and proper grounding