Parts for Ge AZ45E15DABW7: Optional Accessories Parts

This 15A LCDI power cord provides a direct power connection and built-in leakage-current detection for compatible appliances, helping restore safe, reliable power delivery when the original cord is damaged or fails. What it does:

• Supplies appliance with mains power through a 15-amp rated cord and plug.
• Monitors for dangerous ground/insulation leakage and interrupts power when a fault is detected (LCDI function).
• Replaces damaged, frayed, or melted power cords that prevent the appliance from powering on.
• Helps stop intermittent power loss or nuisance tripping caused by a faulty cord connection.

• One 15A LCDI power cord.

• Disconnect appliance from power before removing the old cord and installing the replacement.
• Route the cord and secure strain-relief per the appliance service instructions; do not modify the LCDI assembly.
• Ensure the LCDI unit remains accessible (do not permanently enclose) and test operation after installation.

This LCDI power cord (20A) connects a room air conditioner to a 20-amp circuit while providing built-in leakage-current protection. Replace a damaged, overheated, or non-resetting cord to restore a safe, reliable power connection. What it does:

• Supplies 20-amp power to the unit and integrates LCDI safety protection
• Monitors for leakage current and trips to cut power if a fault is detected
• Features TEST/RESET functions to verify protection and restore power after a trip
• Helps resolve no-power issues caused by a failed plug, frayed cord, or LCDI that won't reset

• 1 LCDI power cord assembly (20A)

• Disconnect power at the breaker before servicing
• Route and secure the cord to avoid heat, sharp edges, and pinch points; reinstall strain relief as originally configured
• After installation, press TEST then RESET on the LCDI module to verify proper operation

The 30A LCDI Power Cord is an OEM part for GE window air conditioners. This 6 ft. heavy-duty cord safely delivers electricity from the wall outlet to internal air conditioning components.

Symptoms of a problematic power cord can include: 

• The air conditioner failing to power on when the control switch is engaged
• Excess heat emitting from the power cord itself   
• Worn or frayed outer insulation exposing live electrical wires

Causes typically relate to typical wear over years of constant bending each time the air conditioner is installed/removed in warm months. Continuous flexing breaks down cord material.

This OEM cord is compatible with Hotpoint and RCA window unit models as well.

This non-programmable wall thermostat controls compatible room air conditioner or heat pump units, delivering straightforward temperature control and two fan speeds without programming. Ideal when you want simple, reliable set-and-go operation for AC-only or heat pump applications. What it does:

• Sends control signals for cooling, heating, and low/high fan operation
• Works with AC-only or heat pump configurations per unit setup
• Replaces a failed or unresponsive wall thermostat
• Common symptoms: no cooling/heating, fan stuck on or not running at selected speed, unit not responding to setpoint changes
• Helps restore consistent room temperature and basic fan control

• 1 non-programmable wall thermostat

• Disconnect power to the unit at the breaker or service disconnect before wiring
• Label existing low-voltage wires and move them to matching terminals on the new thermostat
• Mount on an interior wall away from drafts, sunlight, and heat sources for accurate sensing

Restore your appliance's finish with this Gatsby Gray touch-up paint. Designed for small chips and scratches, it helps blend minor blemishes and seal exposed metal to keep the surface looking clean and protected.

• Covers nicks, chips, and light scratches on painted appliance surfaces
• Helps seal bare metal to reduce the chance of rust from moisture
• Color: Gatsby Gray used on compatible GE appliances for a blended appearance
• Typical signs you need this: visible chips, flaking paint, or small rust spots

• Unplug the appliance and ensure the surface is cool before starting.
• Clean and dry the area; remove loose paint and lightly sand any rust.
• Shake well; test in an inconspicuous spot; apply thin coats and allow proper dry time between coats.
• Use in a well-ventilated area; keep away from open flame; do not use on food-contact surfaces.