20 Most Recent General Electric AEE18DM Air Conditioner Questions & Answers

Is this one of the big square shaped units? If it is, I think I can help. If it's in a wall, you'll have to take it out. Then remove the screws from the bottom on both sides. The cabinet SHOULD lift off. That's right..... LIFT off.
The chassis WILL NOT slide out from either end. I have one of these that is in a window. It still works. I saw your question and went and took a look at it, and this is how I think it comes out. If you still have the plastic vent grilles that go on the inside over the fan and evaporator, I'd be interested in buying them if you aren't going to keep them, as mine are in bad shape. The one that goes over the evaporator is an off white beige color and has three round vents that can be turned to direct air flow. The piece that goes in front of the fan is a dark brown color. Please let me know if this IS how to remove the chassis, as I may have to do it myself someday. I won't as long as the thing keeps working.

Adam

It sounds like it has been mis-wired. The circulator pump should run all the time the boiler is on and should continue to run when heat is called for so it circulates the water in the radiators as it cools. There is normally an electronic valve that shuts flow to the radiators when only hot water is needed. Call for heat and that valve opens. It sounds like you need a mature, old school boiler / central heating technician who has lots of real world experience with older boilers. https://www.youtube.com/@MiHeatingGuy If you have a large screwdriver, you can use it against the pump as a stethoscope to listen for the pump running. The noise is very distinctive.

Contact G.E. Support.

Otherwise there are various sites you can buy them from.

But hopefully GE won't charge you.

If you have just bought it, I would contact the Service Company. It will be under warranty.

You need to contact the manufacturer for this info or a local heating and air conditioning business.

You should have a thermocouple in the unit for the pilot light. See if the pilot is lit, if not you may need to replace the thermocouple, if it is then check the voltage to the gas valve, if you have volts 24 volts there, your gas valve is bad. If you do not have 24 volts to the gas valve, then it's probably a limit switch.

in freezing weather oil will thicken, but if you wait for warm weather to start up you would be ok

read the installation manual as it should give correct instructions or you could you tube it. i hope you have the correct equipment for air conditioning installations or you might not have the desired results ( no offense intended)

You have to try resetting the system. First turn the breaker off for the condenser and wait about 20 seconds. After you turn it back on the system should reset. If your problem is still there we would suggest you seek professional help. AC Repair Coral Springs

Check the capacitor, It should be flat on top where the wires connect. A lightening strike or other power surge will cause this area to be puffed up. two wires connect either way. Three wire, Black to common Red,white or yellow to herm, Blue purple or brown to fan.

hello my name is jennifer and im a hvac/r tech.air conditionders has two drains, a primary and a secondary if neither are hooked up to drain then you will be leaking water from evaporator which on a split system should be located right on top of your furnace or air handler.yu can fix this yourself so companies dont try to rip you off al you need to do id locate the 2 holes on the evaporator and open them up, you will need a threaded male i believe and some pvc, all you need to to is thread the fitting into the hole and run the pvc do a drain or use a condensate drain to purge the water to the nearest drain. hope this is helpful :)