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GE RAC M#: AEH24DJH1

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Need serv. manual if anyone has one. Or just the wiring diagram.'

Thanks

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Don't have anything on GE air conditioners, what kind of problem are you having?

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No voltage to the comp. but the fan is cycling on & off with the set point change. Just want to make sure the relay in the control box, as per the exploded view, is for the heat strips and not for the compressor. The tech that went out didn't eliminate the relay. Experience tells me that the seperate relay in the control box ( seperate from the main control board ) is for the heat strips. I want to look at a wiring diagram to make sure.

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