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GE Air handlers

Official GE air handler parts

GE air handlers deliver dependable air flow through any type of furnace or central air conditioner system. GE uses top quality parts and reliable controls in every air handler model. When your GE air handler isn't circulating air as it should, get the repair parts you need to fix the problem at Sears PartsDirect.

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Clearing a clogged condensate drain line in your GE air handler

  • Shut off the house circuit breakers for your air handler to disconnect electrical power.
  • Pull the float switch out and vacuum water from the condensate drain system through the float switch hole.
  • Use a plumber's snake to clear the drain line to the outside of your home.
  • Pour water through the drain line to make sure it's clear.
  • Reinstall the float switch and restore power to the air conditioner.
  • Pour one cup of liquid bleach through the drain line every six months to keep the drain line clear of algae.

Top reasons why your GE air handler won't work

  • Lack of power. Check the house circuit breakers for the air handler. Reset the circuit breakers if they're tripped.
  • Failed electronic control board. Shut off power to the air handler for 1 minute then restore power to reset the electronic control board. If that doesn't work, then you may need to replace the electronic control board.
  • Bad transformer. A bad transformer won't send low voltage DC power to electronic control components so the air handler won't work. Replace the transformer is it doesn't send DC current to the controls.
  • Thermostat problems. Check the thermostat settings and adjust the settings if needed. If the thermostat is bad, you'll need to replace it.
  • Bad blower fan motor. If the blower fan motor gets power and doesn't run, you'll likely need to replace the blower motor.

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