Thanks for this simple solution. Added switch between black and other cables - works fine. cables are labeled on the inner circuit board (same order as on this video): black - +5V brown - GND (ground) white - COMP (compressor) grey - HRA / WING/UV (no idea what is this for) purple - BEEP (beeper) blue - LOW (fan speed) green - MED (fan speed) yellow - HIGH (fan speed) orange - ROOM (no idea what is this for) red - PIPE (no idea what is this for) connecting black cable to others you can do more than just constant ON with max fan speed may even add Arduino/Rasperry if have related exp...
THANK YOU! Power out off and on yesterday. Just 88 blink, bing, off and on. husband followed your instructions. WOW WORKS. GE model AHTK10AAQ1 AC. Warm February day in Central Alabama.
Ours did the same thing. If you go to your local hardware store and pick up a digital wall thermostat you can hook it up and have full control. Hook black and red wire together into the R. Yellow in the W and white into the G on the thermostat. Then mount it on the wall beside the window and you’re good to go.
Do you know if this will work with the google nest thermostat? Also point me to which thermostat you used so I can maybe get one of those? Any help is appreciated. I'd really like to get both of my units back up and running again. Both died in the last couple of days. It's about to get really hot around here.
Thank you for this video was overwhelmed when I saw I had to cut wires and stuff but was actually really quick and easy. Saved me from buying another in this hot summer. Never getting another GE
You can't even buy a control board for this model unit at GE! On their homepage, they brag about how 'green' they are, then build $450, 45 pound unit that has flawed engineering, and can not be repaired when it fails! Straight to the dump in most cases. Way to go GE !! I will not buy any product from them again. I will also look up the replacement model's parts list BEFORE I buy one to make sure I can buy parts for it when needed.
Genius! I’ve had my GE air conditioner for 2 months and it had this exact problem. Your video had it back up and running in 15 minutes..it’s in the 90s this week in Ohio and we have a 18 month and 2 month old so this video saved us
You can't even buy a control board for this model unit at GE! On their homepage, they brag about how 'green' they are, then build $450, 45 pound unit that has flawed engineering, and can not be repaired when it fails! Straight to the dump in most cases. Way to go GE !! I will not buy any product from them again. I will also look up the replacement model's parts list BEFORE I buy one to make sure I can buy parts for it when needed.
@@cantyouhearmeknocking1961 Mine had this problem after 3 months the exact moment store warranty ended and I had to jump through hoops with manufacturer for refund since repair service doesn't exist. Feels like they're designed to self destruct.
I have searched and searched for a way to bypass the circuit board on this same unit, Thank you for showing me how!!! It is a shame GE does not sell replacement boards for this.
After removing the 2 screws on the side, did you have to yank it off or pry from the top? Also, does this fix only leave the air conditioner on high? I have same model and it went yesterday. 6.23.2024 est@1258hrs NYC
I LITERALLY COULDNT JUST NOT TRY THIS , it is very hot in florida right now and i am taking apart my ge machine right now ! just got the mother board un attached !! i feel like this is gonna work if it does i will cry and love you forever lol!!! gotta watch video closely tho so i dont ruin anything gotta follow step by step
Thank you so much for this video. Ive had my window unit for a year and half. This worked for me. Really upset about this window unit though because when you spend 300 plus on a window unit it should last longer then 1 year!!
Many thanks for this! After a little over two years my ahc10lyq1 went out with the 88 error after unplugging before a thunder storm. Plugged back in the next morning, 88's. Now to look at thermostats like in the comment section below. Your and others fix worked perfectly.
I did what you said and it really did work like you said. Now i basically have a new a.c. window unit. When i located the chip board, like in the video, the wires to be cut, were easily located, but i want to say, there is 2 sets of wires, that are covered. It just takes a little looking into these 2 groups to locate the rainbow of colored wires. After i cut the wires, one by one, i did not have to do anything else, because the cuts were clean.
Thanks for making this video. It’s 2am and this is my 3rd GE air conditioner that did the death chirp. I followed your instructions and now it works great! Don’t try to return your unit just follow his instructions it works great!
I made this video after a long attempt to have GE and do a return or exchange... They did give me money for 1 year warranty. I got a new machine for free and fixed the old.
You are a lifesaver I have model ahc18dzh1 and this worked perfectly. Used the same color wires you did and now I can sleep properly. Gotta wait for it to cool off this room now! Thanks to everyone who replied to my other comments as well. I just put some electrical tape around it till I could get some caps and it works
After struggling to figure out what was wrong for months and debating on just chunking the ac it was fixed in a matter of minutes lifesaver thank you!!!!
OH my goodness!!! I never thought I'd find a fix to this problem. Watching your previous video was like I was watching myself with my AC. I have the model AHC12LYW1. I haven't done the D.I.Y. magic, yet, but will give it my best shot. Thank you for restoring my sanity! 🙂
just did this. works! i will suggest using wire cutters to strip the wire and wire caps to tie them. i tried using tape and scissors and it did not work until i got the right stuff. thanks for the video!
UPGRAYED: Go ahead and order a BYT-3A016 thermostat. You can then set temps and give yourself some control options kinda' even better than factory. The wires in vid are as follows. Black= +5V and is essentially your main wire. Pink="room?", just make sure pink stays with black.White=Compressor , and Yellow,Green,Blue are High,Medium,Low respectively. Find and wire 110V(make sure you order the 110V version) to the thermostat. On the relay out, Black and Pink on one side, White on the other. then choose High,Med,Low(Yel,Gr,Blue) and put it on the Black-Pink side for always on, and with the white for only on when compressor is on (maybe a bit of a heavy startup surge load but not a big deal usually). Thermostat temp sensor is on a long cord , so you can read the room, not just at the unit. Note the the thermostat needs to be changed to "Cooling Mode" via the buttons, and is a real good idea to change the "hysteresis"...setting "d" (for deviation). Chang from 1 to 7 or so. This way the room temp swings 7 degrees before turning on the compressor. keeping it 1 would be hard on the compressor with a lot of starting up. 'you're welcome.
Hi, I just did this bypass for my unit at home and also bought the thermostat you recommended, can you help out with more detail on how to hook it up to the actual thermostat, thank you🙏🏽
@@chinodeamigo2220 Thermostat power: Scavenge a short section of power cord and terminate black and white to screws 3 and 4 (doesn't really matter which is which). I chopped the air conditioner's power cord close to where it enters the unit and wire nutted (hehe I said "nutted") in the added power lead to the thermostat. Output Relay:(screws 1 and 2) Black and Pink and **Green under screw 1, White under screw 2. **I chose to have fan on medium and always on thus green is with black under 1... you might want fan only when compressor on then you could put under 1 with white.
cools down my room very well and yes it does come with the panels (i made the mistake of assuming that it didn’t since no one in the reviews mentioned it or even the description and bought a whole separate pair)
Mahalo ('thank you' in Hawaiian) for this helpful video. I followed your instructions and it worked like a charm! Hoping that somebody starts a class action lawsuit against G.E.!!! Aloha and be well, Steven
worked! Thank you and saved me from wasting $500+ on a similar unit. Got plug set up right by ac so I can unplug it when not in use/not home. Will get me through the summer and time to research and purchase a better one. Thanks for the fix!
I have the Model: AHC10LYQ2 and I took it out of the window, watched a lot of videos on how to clean them with dawn and a hose, and cleaned it today and now it's beeping on and off like the beginning of this video. It worked fine until I washed it today. 😬 I made sure to bag up the control panel, and made sure not to get the metal box wet and it did it anyways! So here I am!
Thanks for video. A 2.5 year old GE ahc12azw1 purchased from lowes just blew the 88 code, all lights on unit lit up and beeping. cleaned filters, etc, but had same behavior as in video. This fix worked. No visible damage to board. Only run this when working in garage, perhaps reason it lasted a little longer than 1 year warranty. Discontinued model, no parts available. Will compare control unit board to those available for later model. But, I only ran ac on high in past, so it is now a bit easier to use.
thanks for the tutorial. Works like a charm. Just got around to it a moment ago and we got air again instead of 88 beep beep 88... on for 5 seconds and off.
Thank you, my unit lasted 13 months before having this issue. I had just ordered another (different brand) unit before watching your video. I got it working and immediately canceled my order, saving me $369. I’ll never purchase another GE product.
Dude you are a lifesaver, thought I was going to have to buy a new unit. Only had it for a year and started doing it. Will always remember this trick from now on. 🔥🔥
Never mind! My plug on the wall was burnt up some.. replaced it, plugged in, and cut right on!! Thank you thank you thank you!! Worked just as you said it would!!
Thank you so much for this video!! I have only had this air for about a year and I was almost tempted to throw it out but was hesitant ! So glad I didn’t. Now my fiancé thinks I’m an electrical genius 🤣🤣
You can't even buy a control board for this model unit at GE! On their homepage, they brag about how 'green' they are, then build $450, 45 pound unit that has flawed engineering, and can not be repaired when it fails! Straight to the dump in most cases. Way to go GE !! I will not buy any product from them again. I will also look up the replacement model's parts list BEFORE I buy one to make sure I can buy parts for it when needed.
I have a newer model that's lasted about 9 months. Control board took a crap today. Wouldn't do anything to control temp. Took it apart and used wires yellow, red, and white. With black hooked up it wouldn't work. If you read control board on small writing it tells what each wire controls. All you need is power, compressor, and high for fan! Awesome quick fix to get me by til it cools down here in SC!
my control board got fried by a power purge and this fix worked out great for me. It also gave me a good chance to give her a bath. It might only have one setting now but, hey, I got AC yo.
Thank you for uploading this video. This solution worked for me, although I didn't cut the black, white, red, and yellow wire. I may attempt to reconnect the others one by one just to see what I have until I order a replacement circuit board.
I bought 4 of these GE units First one I replaced with a LG But kept the broken unit Second one I did as you said came on no cooling I pulled out the first one Did as you said…. Boom I have a working unit It’s not what I want with all the automatic shut offs and all But, this will work for the summer Thanks for the info 👍
I bought this model from Lowes: GE 450 Sq. Window Air Conditioner (115-Volt; 10000-BTU) ENERGY STAR Item #840564 Model #AHC10LY. We've had it barely 2 years. Just put it back in the window yesterday and it's giving me the beeping 88s. I called GE and they cannot help at all with troubleshooting. They told me it is not cost effective to repair, and that I should just go buy a new one for another $379. These should last 5-10 years if not longer. Not 2 summers. I was pissed...until I found your video. I'm going to try this and let you know if it works. Fingers crossed it will. From all the comments, I am confident it will work. And I will be forever grateful!
Followed your tutorial and fixed my A/C. Saved $400 in a time when gas and everything else has doubled and tripled in price. This hack was a life-saver. Thanks for making this video. If I could afford a donation, I would send it to you. But as well all know inflation is out of control and people can barely afford to put food on the table. So I will shower you with THANKS instead until times get better! Thank you once again!!!
Thankyou for this comment. Mine messed up yesterday and I found this video and send it to my husband so he can fix it. We have to pay close attention to it because our 1st language is Spanish so I hope we understand correctly. Thanks!
I have model AHTK08AAWI, THIS WORKED PERFECTLY! Ours went out after a storm/power outage. Of course no buttons work but it’s blowing out perfectly cold air. Possibly remained on the same temperature as it was prior to breaking, so it’s super cold. I will give an update if it stops working. Hopefully not!!!
Your video really came in handy today. It was really hot in west Tn today and had been for the last week and I knew I was going to have to tackle this project. It worked great without a hitch. The only thing that I wasn't 100% confident about was when connecting the wires I had the red black and white that matched up but had a green and yellow left that had to go together and didn't see clear instructions on matching those two up in the video so if anyone has the same color wiring that I have- green and yellow does definitely splice together and the unit works great!!
Ok update... it's a day later and my unit is tripping the surge protector. Gonna try plugging straight into outlet and hopefully won't trip the breaker in the breaker box.
@motelmanager21weleavetheli13 still working great and we are having temps over 100 in west Tn. The only thing I discovered is the unit definitely has to be plugged straight into an outlet. I had it plugged into a surge protector originally and it would trip the surge but when I plugged the bypassed unit straight into a 110 outlet it works great!
Bro, thank you very very much. You’re the man bro I had the same air-conditioning. It was doing the same thing beeping and will come on and shut off right away and I did exactly like you said to do now it works excellent blowing super cold air and I turn it on and turn it off when I want, thank you very much bro Andy Mikhail
Yes i can 100% confirm. It is the circuit board. I bought 2 of the these (haier) not ge but the same beeps and same front and button layouts. One died after the 1st summer. So i swapped circuit board. Works perfect. I could not see any circuit board damage. Im looking for a replacement circuit board now for the one i stole. I did not try the bypass trick. But can confirm its the circuit board.
Thank you for video, I was having the same issue...reached out to store and manufacturer, to no avail...I just finished doing everything like on the video and it's working just fine..feels a little colder as well. Thanks again..
Great video, this definitely got my air conditioner running. I lost all functions on the air conditioner but totally fine and thank you for awesome tutorial on how to get sc running 🤝🏽
Yes, all function is lost, but finding a replacement board that would repair the functions is hard to acquire. Thanks for the review I'm glad you're staying cool!
Awesome. I recently acquired one sitting curbside in front of a house. It looked too brand new and much nicer than the 5 yr old $120 model I am going to upgrade from thanks to your assistance. Cheers to you bro. Much appreciated.
@@clarkkc11 I live in a small town that has a Liberal Arts College that makes up more than half the town. Those rich kids progressing toward Marxists throw out just a mind-blowing amount of brand new or perfectly good near new high dollar stuff. During the dorm clean out at end of school years it's insane. Semi size dumpsters overflowing with barely used stuff. I found a 2 Terabyte memory storage thing still factory sealed in one treasure hunting trip. And for the really worth it stuff that doesn't work when I get it home to determine fixable or scrapable 99% of the "broken" takes opening it up and finding the wire that came loose or bolt that wobbled loose. For a group of people that act like climate change is a death sentence they sure pay absolutely no thought to overflowing landfills.
Thank you for putting this out there! Life's hard at times and a broken ac with 100 degree days was the last thing i needed. I wonder why everyday is the hottest on record when our society wants me throw this ac in a dump instead of having the ability to purchase replacement parts?
I'm so glad i found this and that it actually works. You are a genius. Your instructions are given at just the right pace, and the comedy helped me forget the possibility of maybe screwing up a 700 dollar unit that my landlord had put in last summer. You also helped save my emotional health and my marriage because when I'm hot, i get ridiculously irritable! 😆
I followed this and my ac is now blowing cold. Thankfully my unit was still under warranty and I'm able to purchase a new one, we will now be able to have this in another room. Thank you!
I am so chilled out by listening you do this video bro I don’t forgot everything you were talking about LOL. I have a Frigidaire that the light system on the circuitboard is flashing all over the place changing numbers changing settings I think moisture just got on it. Would be nice in your videos if you can cut back on the movie script sceines
Reset my thermostat temperature setting which was set too high, reduced it to a cooler temperature setting and voila! It doesn't turn off so frequently. It wasn't in need of 'repair', just a lower temperature setting!
My issue is similar with the death chirp but I don’t get the 88 code. This is my third GE unit in a row that I’ve had to get rid of after a year. After EXACTLY a year. Happens in June every year. So what mine does is beep and light up, then sometimes it will do that second beep that shuts it off. Sometimes it won’t and just the screen will light up and then after a minute dims like it usually does. It’s hit or miss. Sometimes it will do this several times a day, sometimes it will go a whole week without doing it. I keep buying this AC because it’s the only one anyone has around here that’s 8000 BTU! I am going insane with this!
Mine was under warranty when this happened. They replaced it and let me keep the old one. I went to partsDr and purchased a new control board and it works just fine now. Now I have two. The new control board displays the room temp just a few seconds after the thermostat is adjusted. The original control board did not display the room temperature so they must have added this feature to the control board. In order to replace this you have to unplug the old one and plug the new one in from the inside of the power supply without touching the capacitor.
Came home last night on a 90+ degree day with my AC not working. This morning it’s up and running thanks to this video! Quick question… anyone know if any safety features are now nonfunctional considering several things were bypassed? Thinking maybe I should run it for just a few hours at a time to be safe. Thanks again!
I have this concern as well. I do not run for long periods of time, just in case, but I don't think anything major was tampered with and the control board is low voltage. As long as the individual wires are separate and enclosed, should be moderately safe for an at home hack job... But use caution for sure!
My dude just saved me $700 I was about to spend replacing my 1 year 2 month old POS GE AC. Liked, followed, subscribed, added you on twitter, donated to patreon, subbed to your onlyFans, you name it I owe you one THANK YOU. My PCB looked identical to yours, that capacitor design is garbage it's no wonder they don't make this model anymore.
I inspected my board close and did not see any scorching at all. I paid $240 for it used, watched it work for atleast 4-5 minutes before buying it. Pluged it in at home and guess what? FML....Then i found your expert modification and BOOM!!! CHILLIN'
Thank you so much this helped me and my family from having to buy a new one this is for our living room we don't have central air and are low income thank you so much just helped us tremendously
I probably made it mistake. I pet it's run all night. This morning there was about a inch of frost covering the front of the coils. I immediately unplugged it and scraped it off. I have not tried it since. That was was 9 hours ago. Have you ever heard of that happening before? Thanks for any info on that.
@@robbierobinson3966 whoa! I have not need to run it for exceeded periods like that... This fix does most likely disable thermostat so it just kept getting colder. I would run for limited amount of time or... There is a way to link in a thermostat... But I haven't figure that out het
That's kinda what i thought about the thermostat to. I live in south Alabama a few miles from the Gulf of Mexico. It's very humid here and I'm sure that doesn't help either. Won't need ac full time for another couple of months. By then I will have to new one. Thanks for your help and replying to my questions.
@@robbierobinson3966 Alabama! Yes very humid compared to NYS where I reside. How long out of the box did your unit last new? Humidity is probably what killed it...
THIS JUST WORKED FOR ME!!! thank you tons!!! my a/c unit is barely 3 months old, i was sooo upset when i woke up to my blinking/beeping unit this morning. i have never done anything like this and i was apprehensive all day about opening my unit up. everything went smoothly, genuinely the hardest part was stripping the 4 wires,, because i used manicure scissors instead of actual wire cutters lmaooo. you just saved me sooo much stress and hassle. thanks again
Love hearing this! We've used this fix for the second summer in a row... No issues, just no convenience of a remote... But luckily the surge protector works great
@@clarkkc11 going to try this with mine its about a700$ unit brand new only used one summer Power surged in house during a thunder storm now its doing the beeping and only rays on a couple secs then back to 88 when I connect those wires you said it will put it on high cool setting
@@livinglife4921 yes. Do claim any warranty if it's less than a year and get a new one in GE. Moan.. complain. Whine. Get a new one by rebate from GE. And yes this should be high setting
@@clarkkc11 You are the man! 👍 So glad you put this out there. Kind of similar situation here with the power surge. Except I bought the GE AKLK24AAG1 which is the 24,000BTU ac unit that is 220 volts. Bought in July 2021.Ran great that summer. Used it 3 days in April. Then electricity flashed off then back on. Hurried and cut it off bc that's not good for the compressor to cut off/on quickly. Waited 15 minutes and cut back on. It runs but when it calls for the compressor to kick on it never will. Was told that it was more than likely the capacitor so bought new one exactly like the original and still compressor will never kick on. Don't know what could be the problem. The fan runs one very mode just something isn't letting the compressor kick on. Paid $700 plus tax but gambled on the warranty and didn't spend another $100 for a extra year warranty. So I got a GE - POS that l got 4 months use out of . Sitting on a work bench in my living room and weighs close to 150 pounds. So mad at GE and my electric company. Neither will take fault but hint that its my fault for not buying the extended warranty. Any references to try and find out the source of the problem. It still looks brand new. Already temp. in the mid 90s with humidity at 95% down here in Louisiana.. Would love to buy whatever parts I need to fix this GE to at least feel like I got screwed again buying the wrong brand. Last time I bought a $700 LG with a $100 extended warranty and lasted 2 and a half years thanks to everything we can buy is 100% China made junk.
Excellent Method It Served Me A Lot It Was Very Effective Thank You For These Videos But I Have A Problem And The Board Doesn't Light What is the Solution?
Dude idk if you will read this but my GE just went bad yesterday; and this video is actually the greatest video ever made. I fixed it in 5 minutes, you are the GOAT!!!!
Thank you for sharing this. The closest to what happened to mine, I connect all lights on and off after a second. It rained and my cover to it blew exposing the wholes onto of ac. So I'm sure this just fried itself with all this water. I was at work and forgot to turn it off before I left 🙃
This is my second unit first one i took back to lowes and swapped it out the wanted me to get ge to take care of it i told them ge said they would take care of it and they did it wasnt even a year old well we had a storm lastnite so i turned the unit off and unpluged it well after the storm i pluged back in and it was flashing the 88 and rest of lights also will try this after work today thank u
This has been most entertaining thank you for your tips now I'm going to see if it works... It's getting up to 100 next week and my room is in our garage so it's a bit hot in here lol
I’ve had my GE air conditioner for 1 months and it had this exact problem. Thank you very much. It works now 🙂but does anyone knows where to get a new board from ?
Thanks for this simple solution.
Added switch between black and other cables - works fine.
cables are labeled on the inner circuit board (same order as on this video):
black - +5V
brown - GND (ground)
white - COMP (compressor)
grey - HRA / WING/UV (no idea what is this for)
purple - BEEP (beeper)
blue - LOW (fan speed)
green - MED (fan speed)
yellow - HIGH (fan speed)
orange - ROOM (no idea what is this for)
red - PIPE (no idea what is this for)
connecting black cable to others you can do more than just constant ON with max fan speed
may even add Arduino/Rasperry if have related exp...
Brilliant! Pinning this!
Perhaps orange room is for thermostat or thermometer? Way to see temp in room to know how to shut off?
@@clarkkc11 I don't trust factory thermostat. Currently working on Raspberry Pi configuration with 3rd-party thermo/humidity-meter (DHT11)
This helps a lot, What Wires do you think I should keep connected ....for sure Yellow, I want my Fan on high always.
How do you know which wires mean what? I'm working with a different AC unit.
THANK YOU! Power out off and on yesterday. Just 88 blink, bing, off and on. husband followed your instructions. WOW WORKS. GE model AHTK10AAQ1 AC. Warm February day in Central Alabama.
Ours did the same thing. If you go to your local hardware store and pick up a digital wall thermostat you can hook it up and have full control. Hook black and red wire together into the R. Yellow in the W and white into the G on the thermostat. Then mount it on the wall beside the window and you’re good to go.
I tried this, it only turned on the compressor, not the fan. I think the volts are wrong, I[m going to try a 12v rated rv thermostat.
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Did it work buying that thermostat?
What kind of thermostat did you use?
Do you know if this will work with the google nest thermostat? Also point me to which thermostat you used so I can maybe get one of those? Any help is appreciated. I'd really like to get both of my units back up and running again. Both died in the last couple of days. It's about to get really hot around here.
Would love to know this. Will any thermostat do?
Thank you for this video was overwhelmed when I saw I had to cut wires and stuff but was actually really quick and easy. Saved me from buying another in this hot summer. Never getting another GE
I will never buy again myself. They are selling junk.
So do you cut the white black red and yellow wires completely and just tie them together?
@@sophiadiaz9297 cut white , red , black and yellow. Expose a good amount of their wires and twist them all together, cover them with electrical tape.
You can't even buy a control board for this model unit at GE! On their homepage, they brag about how 'green' they are, then build $450, 45 pound unit that has flawed engineering, and can not be repaired when it fails! Straight to the dump in most cases. Way to go GE !! I will not buy any product from them again. I will also look up the replacement model's parts list BEFORE I buy one to make sure I can buy parts for it when needed.
You are a legend sir! Mine has been sitting in my window broken for almost a year. Fixed it in 30 minutes thanks to you!
Love to hear it!!!
Genius! I’ve had my GE air conditioner for 2 months and it had this exact problem. Your video had it back up and running in 15 minutes..it’s in the 90s this week in Ohio and we have a 18 month and 2 month old so this video saved us
You can't even buy a control board for this model unit at GE! On their homepage, they brag about how 'green' they are, then build $450, 45 pound unit that has flawed engineering, and can not be repaired when it fails! Straight to the dump in most cases. Way to go GE !! I will not buy any product from them again. I will also look up the replacement model's parts list BEFORE I buy one to make sure I can buy parts for it when needed.
@@cantyouhearmeknocking1961 I spent 792$ on one did not last 3 months
Same
GE Said “well sorry but nothing we can do” my warranty expired wile sitting on the shelf at Home Depot, how the fuck is that fair?
@@cantyouhearmeknocking1961 Mine had this problem after 3 months the exact moment store warranty ended and I had to jump through hoops with manufacturer for refund since repair service doesn't exist. Feels like they're designed to self destruct.
You are a lifesaver in this Texas heat. Thank you and the collaborators for making this solution possible!
I have searched and searched for a way to bypass the circuit board on this same unit, Thank you for showing me how!!! It is a shame GE does not sell replacement boards for this.
You're welcome! Lots of helpers on this one!
Amazing! My Model is AHY14LZW1, (12000 BTU's), and, it worked, also! Thanks a lot! incredible how GE is damaging it reputation!!!
So happy this video is still saving people money!
After removing the 2 screws on the side, did you have to yank it off or pry from the top? Also, does this fix only leave the air conditioner on high? I have same model and it went yesterday.
6.23.2024 est@1258hrs NYC
I LITERALLY COULDNT JUST NOT TRY THIS , it is very hot in florida right now and i am taking apart my ge machine right now ! just got the mother board un attached !! i feel like this is gonna work if it does i will cry and love you forever lol!!! gotta watch video closely tho so i dont ruin anything gotta follow step by step
Standing by for another success story....
Thank you so much for this video. Ive had my window unit for a year and half. This worked for me. Really upset about this window unit though because when you spend 300 plus on a window unit it should last longer then 1 year!!
Agreed! Thanks for watching and commenting!
i spent almost $600 on this ac 😑 and its beeping rapidly and no lights on
I got the same problem trying to get someone to fix it know
Is it still working ?
Did you have a wifi cord to yours does that matter?
Many thanks for this! After a little over two years my ahc10lyq1 went out with the 88 error after unplugging before a thunder storm. Plugged back in the next morning, 88's. Now to look at thermostats like in the comment section below.
Your and others fix worked perfectly.
Thanks a ton for posting the model number. I have that one as well.
How did you figure out how to wire it to a thermostat?
@@TrinityTalks check out haunce's comment below in comments. Also do a search on the web for your model number, might get some help there.
I did what you said and it really did work like you said.
Now i basically have a new a.c. window unit.
When i located the chip board, like in the video, the wires to be cut, were easily located, but i want to say, there is 2 sets of wires, that are covered. It just takes a little looking into these 2 groups to locate the rainbow of colored wires.
After i cut the wires, one by one, i did not have to do anything else, because the cuts were clean.
Thanks for making this video. It’s 2am and this is my 3rd GE air conditioner that did the death chirp. I followed your instructions and now it works great! Don’t try to return your unit just follow his instructions it works great!
I made this video after a long attempt to have GE and do a return or exchange... They did give me money for 1 year warranty. I got a new machine for free and fixed the old.
You are a lifesaver I have model ahc18dzh1 and this worked perfectly. Used the same color wires you did and now I can sleep properly. Gotta wait for it to cool off this room now! Thanks to everyone who replied to my other comments as well. I just put some electrical tape around it till I could get some caps and it works
Can confirm that this worked on my AHTK12AAW1 Model and has saved me a ton of money during this hot summer…appreciate the video!
Thank you!
Man... we here in NY with 90° right now!!! And you saved my life!!! Thank you so much!!!
NYS myself! FLX / ROC
Happy to have helped!
After struggling to figure out what was wrong for months and debating on just chunking the ac it was fixed in a matter of minutes lifesaver thank you!!!!
OH my goodness!!! I never thought I'd find a fix to this problem. Watching your previous video was like I was watching myself with my AC. I have the model AHC12LYW1. I haven't done the D.I.Y. magic, yet, but will give it my best shot. Thank you for restoring my sanity! 🙂
Same here mine just went out yesterday. It’s about 2 years old. This is ridiculous!
Worked for me!
just did this. works! i will suggest using wire cutters to strip the wire and wire caps to tie them. i tried using tape and scissors and it did not work until i got the right stuff. thanks for the video!
Thank you for posting this and making me and my kids cool again!
Literally saw nothing wrong on the board but it still fixed . I bought brand new 4 months ago . Thank God for you!!!
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Go ahead and order a BYT-3A016 thermostat. You can then set temps and give yourself some control options kinda' even better than factory. The wires in vid are as follows. Black= +5V and is essentially your main wire. Pink="room?", just make sure pink stays with black.White=Compressor , and Yellow,Green,Blue are High,Medium,Low respectively. Find and wire 110V(make sure you order the 110V version) to the thermostat. On the relay out, Black and Pink on one side, White on the other. then choose High,Med,Low(Yel,Gr,Blue) and put it on the Black-Pink side for always on, and with the white for only on when compressor is on (maybe a bit of a heavy startup surge load but not a big deal usually). Thermostat temp sensor is on a long cord , so you can read the room, not just at the unit. Note the the thermostat needs to be changed to "Cooling Mode" via the buttons, and is a real good idea to change the "hysteresis"...setting "d" (for deviation). Chang from 1 to 7 or so. This way the room temp swings 7 degrees before turning on the compressor. keeping it 1 would be hard on the compressor with a lot of starting up. 'you're welcome.
Hi, I just did this bypass for my unit at home and also bought the thermostat you recommended, can you help out with more detail on how to hook it up to the actual thermostat, thank you🙏🏽
@@chinodeamigo2220 Thermostat power: Scavenge a short section of power cord and terminate black and white to screws 3 and 4 (doesn't really matter which is which). I chopped the air conditioner's power cord close to where it enters the unit and wire nutted (hehe I said "nutted") in the added power lead to the thermostat. Output Relay:(screws 1 and 2) Black and Pink and **Green under screw 1, White under screw 2. **I chose to have fan on medium and always on thus green is with black under 1... you might want fan only when compressor on then you could put under 1 with white.
@@haunce Can you do a video on how to install the thermostat? My unit also gave out a few days ago. Thanks.
2nd that on the video
So we don't connect thr gnd together with 5v and room wires?
cools down my room very well and yes it does come with the panels (i made the mistake of assuming that it didn’t since no one in the reviews mentioned it or even the description and bought a whole separate pair)
Mahalo ('thank you' in Hawaiian) for this helpful video. I followed your instructions and it worked like a charm! Hoping that somebody starts a class action lawsuit against G.E.!!! Aloha and be well, Steven
Mahalo Steve! Happy it helped! Thanks for the lingual education!
worked! Thank you and saved me from wasting $500+ on a similar unit. Got plug set up right by ac so I can unplug it when not in use/not home. Will get me through the summer and time to research and purchase a better one. Thanks for the fix!
So does this prevent the controls from working through wifi
I have the Model: AHC10LYQ2 and I took it out of the window, watched a lot of videos on how to clean them with dawn and a hose, and cleaned it today and now it's beeping on and off like the beginning of this video. It worked fine until I washed it today. 😬 I made sure to bag up the control panel, and made sure not to get the metal box wet and it did it anyways! So here I am!
Thanks for video. A 2.5 year old GE ahc12azw1 purchased from lowes just blew the 88 code, all lights on unit lit up and beeping. cleaned filters, etc, but had same behavior as in video. This fix worked. No visible damage to board. Only run this when working in garage, perhaps reason it lasted a little longer than 1 year warranty. Discontinued model, no parts available. Will compare control unit board to those available for later model. But, I only ran ac on high in past, so it is now a bit easier to use.
Thank you for this very detailed comment!
Whit wires did u connect together im having trouble with same units
Works!!!!!!! Just did mine. Only 1 year old.. Thanks for the Info!!!!!!!!!
Thank you very much, I did it as you shown it and it worked perfectly. It is so hard to get that piece on my island. Bless you🇺🇲🙂
Did this to mine and it came right on! Saved me $300 and some heavy lifting! Thank you
Stay cool! Thanks for the watch and the comment!
thanks for the tutorial. Works like a charm. Just got around to it a moment ago and we got air again instead of 88 beep beep 88... on for 5 seconds and off.
Thank you, my unit lasted 13 months before having this issue. I had just ordered another (different brand) unit before watching your video. I got it working and immediately canceled my order, saving me $369. I’ll never purchase another GE product.
13 months definitely feels like designed obsolescence.
@@clarkkc11 that was my thoughts, as soon as it was connected to WiFi the timer started ticking.
Dude you are a lifesaver, thought I was going to have to buy a new unit. Only had it for a year and started doing it. Will always remember this trick from now on. 🔥🔥
Thank you so much God bless you man
Never mind! My plug on the wall was burnt up some.. replaced it, plugged in, and cut right on!! Thank you thank you thank you!! Worked just as you said it would!!
Did you originally comment with the arch? I meant to reply.
Glad you got the fix! Happy it worked!
Thank you so much for this video!! I have only had this air for about a year and I was almost tempted to throw it out but was hesitant ! So glad I didn’t. Now my fiancé thinks I’m an electrical genius 🤣🤣
You can't even buy a control board for this model unit at GE! On their homepage, they brag about how 'green' they are, then build $450, 45 pound unit that has flawed engineering, and can not be repaired when it fails! Straight to the dump in most cases. Way to go GE !! I will not buy any product from them again. I will also look up the replacement model's parts list BEFORE I buy one to make sure I can buy parts for it when needed.
I have a newer model that's lasted about 9 months. Control board took a crap today. Wouldn't do anything to control temp. Took it apart and used wires yellow, red, and white. With black hooked up it wouldn't work. If you read control board on small writing it tells what each wire controls. All you need is power, compressor, and high for fan! Awesome quick fix to get me by til it cools down here in SC!
what model do/did you have?
my control board got fried by a power purge and this fix worked out great for me. It also gave me a good chance to give her a bath. It might only have one setting now but, hey, I got AC yo.
Thank you for uploading this video. This solution worked for me, although I didn't cut the black, white, red, and yellow wire. I may attempt to reconnect the others one by one just to see what I have until I order a replacement circuit board.
I bought 4 of these GE units
First one I replaced with a LG
But kept the broken unit
Second one I did as you said came on no cooling
I pulled out the first one
Did as you said…. Boom
I have a working unit
It’s not what I want with all the automatic shut offs and all
But, this will work for the summer
Thanks for the info
👍
I bought this model from Lowes: GE 450 Sq. Window Air Conditioner (115-Volt; 10000-BTU) ENERGY STAR Item #840564 Model #AHC10LY. We've had it barely 2 years. Just put it back in the window yesterday and it's giving me the beeping 88s. I called GE and they cannot help at all with troubleshooting. They told me it is not cost effective to repair, and that I should just go buy a new one for another $379. These should last 5-10 years if not longer. Not 2 summers. I was pissed...until I found your video. I'm going to try this and let you know if it works. Fingers crossed it will. From all the comments, I am confident it will work. And I will be forever grateful!
Followed your tutorial and fixed my A/C. Saved $400 in a time when gas and everything else has doubled and tripled in price. This hack was a life-saver. Thanks for making this video. If I could afford a donation, I would send it to you. But as well all know inflation is out of control and people can barely afford to put food on the table. So I will shower you with THANKS instead until times get better! Thank you once again!!!
Thankyou for this comment. Mine messed up yesterday and I found this video and send it to my husband so he can fix it. We have to pay close attention to it because our 1st language is Spanish so I hope we understand correctly. Thanks!
Got it fixed , actually the video sounds much harder than what it is!!
Saved me $250. I just threw mine on a WiFi smart plug and good to go. Thanks for the help!
What an innovative idea!
How do you do that?
I have model AHTK08AAWI, THIS WORKED PERFECTLY! Ours went out after a storm/power outage. Of course no buttons work but it’s blowing out perfectly cold air. Possibly remained on the same temperature as it was prior to breaking, so it’s super cold. I will give an update if it stops working. Hopefully not!!!
I am on my 2 or 3 summer with this fix...
Your video really came in handy today. It was really hot in west Tn today and had been for the last week and I knew I was going to have to tackle this project. It worked great without a hitch. The only thing that I wasn't 100% confident about was when connecting the wires I had the red black and white that matched up but had a green and yellow left that had to go together and didn't see clear instructions on matching those two up in the video so if anyone has the same color wiring that I have- green and yellow does definitely splice together and the unit works great!!
Ok update... it's a day later and my unit is tripping the surge protector. Gonna try plugging straight into outlet and hopefully won't trip the breaker in the breaker box.
@@charlesrussell569how’s it holding up? I’m super pissed at GE for selling this $800 hunk of garbage.
@motelmanager21weleavetheli13 still working great and we are having temps over 100 in west Tn. The only thing I discovered is the unit definitely has to be plugged straight into an outlet. I had it plugged into a surge protector originally and it would trip the surge but when I plugged the bypassed unit straight into a 110 outlet it works great!
Tha k you so much i was stressing, thought i had to purchase another unit i only had it for a year and it got messed up. Tha k you for saving me $350+
Mine it lasted for 2 months and it started to beep like in the video , this video totally helped us !! Thank you soo much
Bro, thank you very very much. You’re the man bro I had the same air-conditioning. It was doing the same thing beeping and will come on and shut off right away and I did exactly like you said to do now it works excellent blowing super cold air and I turn it on and turn it off when I want, thank you very much bro Andy Mikhail
@@AndyMikahil yes!! Awesome Andy!!
Yes i can 100% confirm. It is the circuit board. I bought 2 of the these (haier) not ge but the same beeps and same front and button layouts. One died after the 1st summer. So i swapped circuit board. Works perfect. I could not see any circuit board damage. Im looking for a replacement circuit board now for the one i stole. I did not try the bypass trick. But can confirm its the circuit board.
Thank you! That was great. Saved me expenses. 😊
Thank you for video, I was having the same issue...reached out to store and manufacturer, to no avail...I just finished doing everything like on the video and it's working just fine..feels a little colder as well. Thanks again..
Great video, this definitely got my air conditioner running. I lost all functions on the air conditioner but totally fine and thank you for awesome tutorial on how to get sc running 🤝🏽
Yes, all function is lost, but finding a replacement board that would repair the functions is hard to acquire. Thanks for the review I'm glad you're staying cool!
Some folks have wired in a thermostat to make it a little smarter
THANK YOU SO MUCH. YOU MADE MY BROKEN GE A/C WORK. p.s, different models will work with this method.
Awesome. I recently acquired one sitting curbside in front of a house. It looked too brand new and much nicer than the 5 yr old $120 model I am going to upgrade from thanks to your assistance. Cheers to you bro. Much appreciated.
Ground score. Nice! Recycled! Yes!!!
Captain planet would be proud.
@@clarkkc11 I live in a small town that has a Liberal Arts College that makes up more than half the town. Those rich kids progressing toward Marxists throw out just a mind-blowing amount of brand new or perfectly good near new high dollar stuff.
During the dorm clean out at end of school years it's insane. Semi size dumpsters overflowing with barely used stuff. I found a 2 Terabyte memory storage thing still factory sealed in one treasure hunting trip.
And for the really worth it stuff that doesn't work when I get it home to determine fixable or scrapable 99% of the "broken" takes opening it up and finding the wire that came loose or bolt that wobbled loose.
For a group of people that act like climate change is a death sentence they sure pay absolutely no thought to overflowing landfills.
@@KilSmiley this would be a great side hustle! Dumpster dive at colleges on Monday ve out day. Sell em all back when they move in!
@@KilSmiley love this statement and you! Thanks for making me smile this morning.
very cool fix.. there are plenty of thermostat things you can plug your ac into regulate the temp after this fix
Thank you for putting this out there! Life's hard at times and a broken ac with 100 degree days was the last thing i needed. I wonder why everyday is the hottest on record when our society wants me throw this ac in a dump instead of having the ability to purchase replacement parts?
EXACTLY! Greed has done a lot of damage.
Imagine the carbon footprint if we didnt have to buy new units every year....
Saw your video today after my ac acted up. Went to lowes bought wire cutters and wire caps fixed it thanks to your video. Your amazing keep it up 💯
I'm so glad i found this and that it actually works. You are a genius. Your instructions are given at just the right pace, and the comedy helped me forget the possibility of maybe screwing up a 700 dollar unit that my landlord had put in last summer. You also helped save my emotional health and my marriage because when I'm hot, i get ridiculously irritable! 😆
Thanks Karen!!
I followed this and my ac is now blowing cold. Thankfully my unit was still under warranty and I'm able to purchase a new one, we will now be able to have this in another room. Thank you!
I am so chilled out by listening you do this video bro I don’t forgot everything you were talking about LOL. I have a Frigidaire that the light system on the circuitboard is flashing all over the place changing numbers changing settings I think moisture just got on it. Would be nice in your videos if you can cut back on the movie script sceines
Appreciate the feedback. The movie clips were meant for a little humor and fun, I got so board doing editing this video 😂 the beeps drove me mad haha
Frigidaire look really similar on the inside?
Thank you! It worked on my ge AHK08W1 model! Life saver!❤
You’re a lifesaver! We have a model AHC08LYW1 and this worked just as you explained. Many thanks!
Thank you! Appreciate the feedback!
Are the wires the same colors?? I have the same model
Excellent hack works perfect I put wall thermostat switch between the black and the others and it's automatic.
Beautiful!
My GE. Just last me 2 month . And failed for the same.
Thanks you😮😮
you solved my problem whit my new a c
Came back to my room at 90° this was one of the first videos to show and thank you sir, saved me from having to get a new one!!
goober! Thanks for the comment!
Stay cool brotha!
Thank you for the video… got my so called brand new AC WORKING. Thanks again
Glad this video still helps!
Reset my thermostat temperature setting which was set too high, reduced it to a cooler temperature setting and voila! It doesn't turn off so frequently. It wasn't in need of 'repair', just a lower temperature setting!
Thank you! Worked great. AC is blowing hard and COLD. My circuit board had almost the same damage. Appreciate the video and enjoyed the humor!
My issue is similar with the death chirp but I don’t get the 88 code. This is my third GE unit in a row that I’ve had to get rid of after a year. After EXACTLY a year. Happens in June every year. So what mine does is beep and light up, then sometimes it will do that second beep that shuts it off. Sometimes it won’t and just the screen will light up and then after a minute dims like it usually does. It’s hit or miss. Sometimes it will do this several times a day, sometimes it will go a whole week without doing it. I keep buying this AC because it’s the only one anyone has around here that’s 8000 BTU! I am going insane with this!
Poor design. I think there are enough folks for class actions
Mine was under warranty when this happened. They replaced it and let me keep the old one. I went to partsDr and purchased a new control board and it works just fine now. Now I have two. The new control board displays the room temp just a few seconds after the thermostat is adjusted. The original control board did not display the room temperature so they must have added this feature to the control board. In order to replace this you have to unplug the old one and plug the new one in from the inside of the power supply without touching the capacitor.
Definitely works thank you bought 2 of them brand new from Sam's trouble from day one, blowing clod air now
I bought mine from Sam’s last year and called GE today to fix it and they don’t make parts for it anymore. Going to try this today.
Came home last night on a 90+ degree day with my AC not working. This morning it’s up and running thanks to this video!
Quick question… anyone know if any safety features are now nonfunctional considering several things were bypassed? Thinking maybe I should run it for just a few hours at a time to be safe.
Thanks again!
I have this concern as well. I do not run for long periods of time, just in case, but I don't think anything major was tampered with and the control board is low voltage. As long as the individual wires are separate and enclosed, should be moderately safe for an at home hack job... But use caution for sure!
@@clarkkc11 Excellent!
Works!! It didn't automatically turn it on high though unfortunately. But anything is better then nothing. Thanks man
Thanks for the feedback!
Thank you so much this worked! But only issue I’m having is the aid isn’t cold? Did I do something wrong? Anyone else have that issue?
Part is $50
But solder fixed mine
GOOD MAN!
Thank you!
My dude just saved me $700 I was about to spend replacing my 1 year 2 month old POS GE AC. Liked, followed, subscribed, added you on twitter, donated to patreon, subbed to your onlyFans, you name it I owe you one THANK YOU. My PCB looked identical to yours, that capacitor design is garbage it's no wonder they don't make this model anymore.
Best comment in the thread. Subbed right back! Haha ✌️ 💕
Very cool video dude saved me some money and time, I was about to buy a new AC unit but I did this and it works beautifully. Thanks a bunch
Just don't run it for really long periods and you should be good
I inspected my board close and did not see any scorching at all. I paid $240 for it used, watched it work for atleast 4-5 minutes before buying it. Pluged it in at home and guess what? FML....Then i found your expert modification and BOOM!!! CHILLIN'
Thank you so much this helped me and my family from having to buy a new one this is for our living room we don't have central air and are low income thank you so much just helped us tremendously
Just got through with your fix on my a/c. Thanks for the video and replying to my previous comment.
Absolutely!! Thanks for watching and commenting and keeping us posted on the results!
I probably made it mistake. I pet it's run all night. This morning there was about a inch of frost covering the front of the coils. I immediately unplugged it and scraped it off. I have not tried it since. That was was 9 hours ago. Have you ever heard of that happening before? Thanks for any info on that.
@@robbierobinson3966 whoa! I have not need to run it for exceeded periods like that...
This fix does most likely disable thermostat so it just kept getting colder. I would run for limited amount of time or... There is a way to link in a thermostat... But I haven't figure that out het
That's kinda what i thought about the thermostat to. I live in south Alabama a few miles from the Gulf of Mexico. It's very humid here and I'm sure that doesn't help either. Won't need ac full time for another couple of months. By then I will have to new one. Thanks for your help and replying to my questions.
@@robbierobinson3966 Alabama! Yes very humid compared to NYS where I reside. How long out of the box did your unit last new? Humidity is probably what killed it...
THIS JUST WORKED FOR ME!!! thank you tons!!! my a/c unit is barely 3 months old, i was sooo upset when i woke up to my blinking/beeping unit this morning.
i have never done anything like this and i was apprehensive all day about opening my unit up. everything went smoothly, genuinely the hardest part was stripping the 4 wires,, because i used manicure scissors instead of actual wire cutters lmaooo. you just saved me sooo much stress and hassle. thanks again
Love hearing this! We've used this fix for the second summer in a row... No issues, just no convenience of a remote... But luckily the surge protector works great
@@clarkkc11 going to try this with mine its about a700$ unit brand new only used one summer Power surged in house during a thunder storm now its doing the beeping and only rays on a couple secs then back to 88 when I connect those wires you said it will put it on high cool setting
????? Thanks for the video that’s the only question I had going to try it just was wondering
@@livinglife4921 yes. Do claim any warranty if it's less than a year and get a new one in GE. Moan.. complain. Whine. Get a new one by rebate from GE.
And yes this should be high setting
@@clarkkc11
You are the man! 👍
So glad you put this out there. Kind of similar situation here with the power surge. Except I bought the GE AKLK24AAG1 which is the 24,000BTU ac unit that is 220 volts. Bought in July 2021.Ran great that summer.
Used it 3 days in April. Then electricity flashed off then back on. Hurried and cut it off bc that's not good for the compressor to cut off/on quickly. Waited 15 minutes and cut back on. It runs but when it calls for the compressor to kick on it never will. Was told that it was more than likely the capacitor so bought new one exactly like the original and still compressor will never kick on. Don't know what could be the problem. The fan runs one very mode just something isn't letting the compressor kick on. Paid
$700 plus tax but gambled on the warranty and didn't spend another $100 for a extra year warranty. So I got a GE - POS that l got 4 months use out of . Sitting on a work bench in my living room and weighs close to 150 pounds. So mad at GE and my electric company. Neither will take fault but hint that its my fault for not buying the extended warranty. Any references to try and find out the source of the problem. It still looks brand new. Already temp. in the mid 90s with humidity at 95% down here in Louisiana.. Would love to buy whatever parts I need to fix this GE to at least feel like I got screwed again buying the wrong brand. Last time I bought a $700 LG with a $100 extended warranty and lasted 2 and a half years thanks to everything we can buy is 100% China made junk.
This trick 100%worked for me thank you 🙏🏾
@@rsd833599 happy it helped!
Excellent Method It Served Me A Lot It Was Very Effective Thank You For These Videos But I Have A Problem And The Board Doesn't Light What is the Solution?
Totally fixed it thank you and thanks to TH-cam
Thank you!!! Really quick and simple fix.
Worked like a charm. Thank you good sir.
That dude right there!!! Turned on quick with no more issues! Thank you brotha!
Appreciate the comment Ray!
Great music on your channel too.
Freakin GENIUS!!!! YOU ROCK DUDE!
Dude idk if you will read this but my GE just went bad yesterday; and this video is actually the greatest video ever made. I fixed it in 5 minutes, you are the GOAT!!!!
Messaged received! Glad the fix worked! What do you mean? They file for bankruptcy?
Wow nice fix, you would think with as many people that had this problem it would be a factory recall or RMA for the part ?!?!?!?
You would think that yes ... But no
Wow, that actually worked! Thank you for a clear and precise video, God bless you 🙏
Thank you for sharing this. The closest to what happened to mine, I connect all lights on and off after a second. It rained and my cover to it blew exposing the wholes onto of ac. So I'm sure this just fried itself with all this water. I was at work and forgot to turn it off before I left 🙃
That is my problem but I been having this AC unit for about a year and half and it just did this problem I did it and actually work even much better
bought mine exactly a year ago and this happened. saved a $326 unit. thanks
I can’t believe this actually worker! Thank you thank you!!
Worked*
This totally worked!!! My a.c. is blowing out cold air that's all I care about!!
Yay yay!!! Holla!
This is my second unit first one i took back to lowes and swapped it out the wanted me to get ge to take care of it i told them ge said they would take care of it and they did it wasnt even a year old well we had a storm lastnite so i turned the unit off and unpluged it well after the storm i pluged back in and it was flashing the 88 and rest of lights also will try this after work today thank u
Excellent
Thank you. This video is a life saver.
❤️🤙🙏
This has been most entertaining thank you for your tips now I'm going to see if it works... It's getting up to 100 next week and my room is in our garage so it's a bit hot in here lol
I’ve had my GE air conditioner for 1 months and it had this exact problem. Thank you very much.
It works now 🙂but does anyone knows where to get a new board from ?
Thank you for this video 😊 my window ac it working now