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GE AZ38H15EACM1 Fuse
In a wall unit, the fuse behaves as a version of electrical defense in the event of an electrical short or possible overloading of the current. It is always best to seek out the reason a fuse get disrupted in order to see if the problem lies elsewhere.
Main clues the internal fuse needs to be replaced
- It is unable to power up even when 120V is arriving into the system
- The fuse itself appears charred and unfused when initially viewed
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If you decide on picking up or purchasing a new GE AZ38H15EACM1 replacement part, do your due diligence and make sure of the correct model and also make a visual inspection in order to be sure the correct fuse is the one being purchased. You do not have to replace the part all by yourself. Consult with a professional in your area to do the job for you.
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