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GE AEZ08LQG1 Fuse
In a wall unit, the fuse behaves as a version of electrical protection in the rare case of a short or any overloading of the current. It is always in your best interest to find out why a fuse blows in order for it to not happen again.
Major symptoms your fuse should need replacing
- It will not power up even though enough power is arriving into the system
- The main fuse looks smoky and burnt when you first see it
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Before buying or purchasing a new GE AEZ08LQG1 replacement part, do your due diligence and cross-check the model number and also make a visual comparison so that you are positive that the correct replacement fuse is being ordered. There is no need to install the replacement part alone. Search for a pro in your community to do it for you.
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