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huytpv
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GE Part Numbers

06/24/2009 10:45 PM

Hi all,

Please tell me the difference between DS200TCEAG1BTF and DS200TCEAG1B in GE part number.

Thanks.

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06/24/2009 11:27 PM

Not sure my memory is accurate, but I think that is an emergency over speed control board. The G1B was an original and the G1BTF was an improved replacement. Hopefully some younger, wiser person will weigh in with a more precise answer. Until then, I hope this helps at least somewhat.

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06/25/2009 11:04 PM

Good luck, my experience with GE part numbers is even GE has no clue. I work at a Nuclear Power plant originaly built by GE so am forced to buy their crap often. They have no idea what the part numbers mean, what a new equivalent part is or what is should cost. GE, You can buy better but you can't pay more.
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06/25/2009 11:29 PM

One is a dishwasher and the other is a microwave.

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06/26/2009 8:45 AM

I would check with speedtronic.com they seem to be pretty good with repairs/replacements. I don't know the difference but they list repairing both of them.

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11/25/2009 2:51 AM

Hello over there... Did you find the answer about the TCEA card? If yes, would you like to share the answer with us?
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