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Fault Code - Control Panel

CTChampion

By CTChampion
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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CTChampion

CTChampion

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I have a Fedders window air conditioner model A6D24E7B.  Sometime during the night it powered off and shows "E3" in the display.  I can unplug/replug the unit and attempt to turn it on, but it only runs for a couple of seconds before powering off again.

I called Fedders Customer Service and they told me the code referred to the control panel.  My question is, can I replace the control panel, or would it be more beneficial to just get another unit?  I didn't buy this unit, so I don't think it would still be under warranty.

Can anyone advise me on what I should do?

Thanks!

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Hello

Did tech support say anything else? Thats it? Replace the control panel. If thats their answer then I guess thats what has to B done.

Now its up to U. I would compare the cost of a new panel to the cost of a new unit. Also do you feel comfortable changing out the panel or would U need to call in someone.

Basically U need to decide if the unit is worth the time-trouble-cost- of repair compared to replacement.

 

Hope this helps:)

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