Parts for Ge AZ85W18DACM2: Control Parts

This part is an air conditioner fuse. This is a genuine OEM part made by General Electric and has been sourced directly from the manufacturer. This part is intended to replace a faulty or blown fuse in multiple different models and brands of air conditioning units. Fuses are essential for preventing surges in power or high levels of current flow from reaching the appliance and damaging it. This part requires some knowledge of electrical circuits to replace. Ensure the air conditioning unit is completely disconnected from its power source before working on the appliance. Always make sure to take appropriate safety precautions when attempting any type of replacements. Proper tools are needed to install this part. For more accurate installation information on how and where to install this replacement fuse, refer to the original manufacturer diagrams or owner's manual. As an authentic replacement part, this fuse is suitable for use on various models of air conditioning units manufactured by General Electric and Hotpoint. Please note that this is a genuine part made of high-quality, non-corrosive, durable materials and is sold individually.

A replacement varistor that protects appliance electronics from voltage spikes and power surges. Keeps control boards and sensitive circuits safer from transient over-voltage events so your appliance stays reliable after power disturbances. What it does:

• Absorbs and diverts voltage spikes away from control circuitry during transient power events
• Helps prevent repeated damage to electronic controls and display boards
• Can stop symptoms caused by surge damage such as intermittent operation, error codes, or unresponsive controls
• Used as a protective component on control boards and power input circuits

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before servicing
• Replace only with the exact part number to maintain proper surge protection
• Observe basic ESD and handling precautions when working near circuit boards

This R-CAPA lead wire connects the refrigerator compressor's start/capacitor circuit, restoring a secure electrical path for reliable start-up. It's a direct-fit replacement designed to match the original wiring layout. What it does

• Carries electrical connection between the compressor start relay/capacitor and the compressor terminals
• Helps restore proper start-capacitor operation when original wiring is damaged or corroded
• Can resolve intermittent starting, humming, or no-start symptoms when caused by a broken or loose lead
• Matches OEM routing and terminal fit where specified by the manufacturer

• One R-CAPA lead wire

• Recommended for professional or experienced DIY installation; disconnect power before servicing
• Inspect terminals and surrounding wiring for damage or corrosion; replace or clean as needed
• Ensure secure terminal connections and correct routing to avoid pinching or interference

This power switch restores the appliance's ability to turn on and off by replacing a worn or failed front-panel power control. It provides a direct, drop-in replacement that returns reliable power control to the unit. What it does

• Completes or interrupts main power to the appliance when operated, enabling normal on/off function
• Commonly used to address symptoms such as no power, intermittent power, or unresponsive front controls
• Engages the appliance's control circuitry when pressed or toggled, allowing normal operation to begin
• Matches OEM fit and terminal layout for straightforward connection using existing wiring

• One power switch (single unit)

• Disconnect power to the appliance at the breaker or unplug before beginning work
• Access typically requires removing the control panel or console; keep track of screws and fasteners
• Reconnect wires to matching terminals; confirm tight, secure connections and correct orientation

This fuse protects your appliance's electrical circuit from overcurrent. When the fuse opens, power to the controls or components is interrupted. Replace a blown fuse to restore protection and help prevent additional circuit damage.

• Opens the circuit during a short or surge to protect wiring and electronics
• Signs of a blown fuse: appliance dead/no power, display or controls unresponsive, interior lights out
• Typically fails due to shorted components, pinched wiring, or a power spike
• Tests open (no continuity) with a meter when failed

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug before servicing; some models contain capacitors that can retain a charge.
• Access the fuse, verify it is open with a continuity test, and note its placement.
• Replace only with the exact fuse type and rating specified for your model; never bypass or upsize a fuse.
• If a replacement fuse blows again, locate and correct the underlying short before restoring power.