Will this replace a GE Model 5KCP29EC A033S All the spec`s are the same. Rpm, Amps, HP, ect
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Absolutely , Yes. Be sure to clean/ vacuum out your cabinet and hose off your coils while you have the power off and the cabinet open.It will most certainly run more efficient.
1081531
Strictly a guess, but I would most certainly think so. My unit fit perfectly, ran great in the a/c all summer, and was a convenient economical solution!
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ACTUALLY MINE DID NOT!! bolt pattern was different. Plus I could not find anywhere online that said it replaces 5KCP29EC A033S. If looking for a direct fit for this part number find a different motor.
1081533
It would appear so; however, make CERTAIN your shaft size and style match, and direction of rotation. Also, this doesn't ship with all mounting hardware, so take stock of what you need before beginning install. On an exposed (outdoor) installation, ALWAYS replace any washers/nuts/locknuts with new hardware.
235579
You will need to call Grohe customer support ...they will tell u, which model number will fit in your system
2103534
Hi Brad, I don't know the answer to your question. If you can find a serial number, you can go to the GE site and see if that helps or call GE and have them walk you through finding out the model number. That's what I had to do on my rental stove I have. Check the inside of the stove door for numbers as well as the back. Sorry I don't have the answer you're looking for. Good Luck! Donna
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It should fit if your model number is JVM1871SH02. The number you provided is missing a 1 between the JVM and 871SH02, and according to the GE Parts website is not a good model number. The plate on Amazon is provide by Martin Microwave Inc. I checked their website and the plate in question fits microwave JVM1871SH02. So you should be OK if the model number is actually JVM1871SH02. If I was in your shoes, I would purchase it through Amazon, because it is cheaper than the GE Parts website and the Martin Microwave website. I hope this answers you inquiry. If, let me know.
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James: I do not know. You can go on line to Hotpoint, when you get to there home page put in your model number have it scan. You should be able to come up with a parts list and it will give you a part number. You can then compare it to this valve. I am sure the company that makes it makes it for more than just the GE which is what I used it for. It was an excellent fit for me and it works just great. I wish you the best for your search. I hope this is helpful. L.Erb
2013911
I don't know, but it fit my GE unit nicely...they seem generic and fit all of them
1008052
I really don't know, my suggestion is to go the Frigidaire website and look up the model specs, I'm sure it can be found there.
2114702
Yes, it will. My OEM GE icemaker WR300X0327 stopped working and the ERWR30X10093 was a perfect replacement. It is making buckets of ice.
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I cant find any info on your old motor. As long as old motor operated on 110V electricity and turned 1rpm (seemingly most do but not all), this motor should work, permitting it looks identical. The output shaft of this motor is 1.1 inches long by 3/8 diameter with a flat side, 2 wire hookup, and 3 inch body.
92801
Yes. This would be the correct replacement for your model. (Your model uses GE part # WB49X10002).
1888707
That 33328B is a part number from the starter, not an engine number. Check your old starter, if it has the part number 33328B on the starter this will be the correct replacement. Thank you, Greg
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I hope so, there is nothing in the manual showing it. GE wrote a very poor manual for our unit. We might find it online using Google. Sorry,,, Ron
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not sure, sorry mine is 9400s. I think they are fairly standard and interchangeable. I went on you tube to see how to put it in too and that was helpful. Good luck-Cheryl
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Don't know. I tried to check using your model # but it came back "unknown." I found "GE JVM1339BW02" uses "Part Number: AP2021171" (Part Number WB15X10020 (AP2021171) replaces 769527, AH232100, EA232100, PS232100, WB15X0334, WB15X334) but that might not even be your microwave. Info is from: http://www.appliancepartspros.com/
2145531
I do not know but if you go to general electric website and put your model number in it will tell you the numbers required for your burners and then I found it much cheaper on amazon.
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I visited several appliance repair and supplier sites looking for the model and part numbers for interchangeability. It appears that the replacement motors apply to many units. Instructions should have info about any particular wiring changes which will permit use in your unit. It was fairly straight forward.
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I am not familiar with the model you are comparing. I can tell you I use this on a small 20 hp carbureted engine and it works fine.