Questions & Answers for: remove front cover ge air

...front plastic cover.It may be hard to remove the cover panel but it's most likely going to be pulled out with it on.The filter is a large square cleanable filter.Using a dry paint brush or vacuum ...

It could be a bad thermostat. remove the front cover, take a jumper wire from r to g to see if the fan will come on, if does then its the thermostat is bad, if don't, then the fan circuit board is bad

...remove the front plastic cover. then look around the control panel area and see if there is any moisture. if so, you will have to find out why it is wet (probably high air humidity). you could try ...

...front cold side evaporator tray. If all of those that I explained are ok then unplug the AC and remove it from the housing cover and clean the drain being careful not to get the electric fan motor ...

...front of the unit. Once you remove these parts you can unscrew the mounting screws for the heater and pull it out of the cavity behind the evaporator coil. You then use a volt/ohm meter set for ...

...Also dirty coils can cause a frost buildup on the inside of the unit. This will drip also. If this is the case you should see the ice buildup by removing the front cover or removing the front

...remove the front cover and brush the coil fins using an up and down motion. Next go outside and brush the outside coil the same way. Then blow through it with water. Too much water pressure can also ...

...remove the front cover, the assembly has two or three plastic tabs that fit into the same amounts of slots in the metal casing, release grill assembly from the bottom and lift it a little to release ...

...front corner (as you face the unit) of the outside cover. Remove the screw, then use a very small flat-bladed screwdriver to slip under the edge of the cover on the side and gently pry it away from ...

...remove the front COVER of the unit. Next, mix in a spray bottle 4 packets of LEMON flavored KOOL-AID (without SUGAR) and water. Shake well. Spray the INDOOR COILS of your GE Zoneline unit with the ...