Does this work on KFCO 22E VBL 1
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I don't know. I used it on a KitchenAid. Model # KSSS36FMXOL, if that is any help? Sorry I can't help more.
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It should work, it did on mine. Programming is easy, although I was able to program it after second attempt. Go to YouTube and search for videos. Will 5 minutes, good luck!
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I really don't know. Mine is older as well and is a KCM 511OB. I have to remove the filters from the plastic holder and replace.
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Hi Anne,The Instruction manual has a compatibility list in which you can set the dip switches for compatibility, it is enlisted the KDC-X693 in the "J" Group with all the Type Switch Setting all off, So I assume it work.
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Hello. Yes, it will work on that model as well. Simply terminate/insulate the yellow/black wire on the bypass and do not connect it to anything. Thank you, -Matt
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I am not familiar with the model you are asking for, but I know it works with several Krups coffeemaker models.
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Not to my knowledge. Go to http://www.kefdirect.com/returns-services?___store=default to contact KEF's parts department.
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Yes it will, I am currently using this on the original DVD player. Put the battery's in and presto, no set up at all just point and click :)
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Yes, it will work on the BVMC-KG2. If you go to the Ekobrew website,(Brew and Save same company) your brewer is listed as being compatible.
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Yes and no. A capacitor is used by electrical components (like a Freon compressor) where it takes a lot more power to initially start, but significantly lower to run. This is easily achieved by using a capacitor which builds up power to start the compressor, then allows it to run at a lower power to cool the inside of your fridge. So to answer your question, yes it could work as the RCO410 is a generic capacitor that manufactures use (like the fridge I fixed with it); however, looking up your fridge it has a different design that plugs into the side of the compressor. If you don't want to spend the ~$45 for the OEM capacitor (PS9493638), its possible you could rewire the compressor on your model to make it work but you'd have to see how difficult that would be and if you have enough wire in length coming out of the compressor. Bottom line, if you didn't follow along with most of what I said you should stick to spending the extra money and buying the same part to replace the old one with.
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Here's the URL that will help you identify which will work then you can get it on eBay or Amazon http://www.smallappliance.com/department.asp?cur=USD&cam;=GA_B_krups_parts&cur;=USD&sid=18954&mid;=15&gid;=18960&shopBy;=Brand
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I dont have that model,but if it accepts the regular k-cups it should work.
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Based on my tests and the reviews of others, the 2.1 amp version of this works fine in 220v countries. This 1A model may use a different MOV surge protector or USB power supply which would explain the "woof" and smoke. So buy the other model if you intend to use this with 22Ov. The one I am using that works is model BST300bg.
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what Max K says is true if there is a way to change the code and there instructions on how to do it. Otherwise check the outside of the box it came in as to the Hz that it runs on them if it isn't changeable find another one of a different frequency. TFCOR
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Not sure about brand specific, but I know it works with the Panasonic 7.1 Blu-ray system.
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How would I know?, I got spec from the manual. This work for me. My model. I have no idea what model is your unit. Most like they all are generic.
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if this is your switch: http://content.ekatalog.biz/katimg/hd/JG925A/JG925A.jpgi think it should work