Will this unit replace GC6AA-9E? Do I need to purchase the door to and wiring kit? Delete
1586100
I don't know if it's the same unit....mine came with wiring intact and a door.
1586101
Door comes with it should not need wiring kit don't know about the unit u r replacing
1099951
No you have to change the fuses and circuit breakers over from your old one. Its not hard but suggest you put some notations down on paper it will help
1063569
i used this to replace my shorted out unit on a 2000 bounder, i think it was the same # as yours, it has all the normal features, i.e. under stair lite, auto close when ignition is turned on,opens & closes stairs when entrance door is opened. wiring is pretty much standard on all kwickee units hope this helps.
1556357
I don't believe so. I believe you need part 93851 because your's is a gas/electric combo. Search for gc6 aa-9e in google and you can look at a pdf manual. If you go look at your model it shows the part number for the board being the 93851
1294370
I'm sorry, David. It's been a while, and I don't have my model info in front of me. I can tell you, that for me, it was like a 5min installation. Just label all the wires and where they are supposed to go! It saved me more than $200, buying the part and installing myself. Best of luck.
449221
3F2Z9G756AC is correct 2se59e731ad is not. you need a 97BZ9E731AA by application we have both listed here order away our 3f2z9g756ac is oem not aftermarket
2133366
its an universal part...it will work you might havta cut existing wires and splice this unit wires.
1963591
It needs the C-wire. In my case the A/C unit had the connection and I could use the existing wire as a pull string to run the new one. I bought this unit specifically because of it's width. The battery powered units I could find would not fit between the two door jams where my old thermastat was.
1462564
I thinks so, I remember I checked on ac delco website or on eBay to be sure. Mine is a 6.0 and worked perfect. You also have to buy the matching thermostat housing. Yours won't fit. Hope this helps.
720152
NO I agree with Fred buy the complete unit. In my case mine was old enough that they were not the same. Just write the color coded wire order before you remove them. Very easy to change.
828990
you very carefully remove the plastic trim ring around a/c control and radio .it snaps in place. then there are 4 screws to remove the unit. undo the elect connectors 2 and replace in reverse. be careful with trim
1345945
I got the WF8955PEC and it came with replacement for everything but the fuses and circuit breakers, including the lower board. I labelled each wire as I took out my old unit and installed the new one in the same configuration in less than an hour.
1160708
The Atwood 96163 would have almost all the same functions. The only difference is the GC6AA-10 E would not have a heat exchanger and is only available to OEM and the 96136 dose. The replacement is the Atwood 96163 GCH6A-10E Electronic Ignition DSI Gas and Electric with Heat Exchanger 6 Gallon Water Heater. You would just not hook up the heat exchanger.
2124059
I guess I wasn't clear about the wires. This would be so much easier if I could upload a picture. There needs to be a wire for power to the new unit. That's the issue. If there is none such coming out of the opener to connect to the new receiver, you need the power transformer I mentioned. I'd almost bet you need it, given the wires you mentioned. Still cheaper than a new opener.
537634
I believe that is the same model I was replacing. We kept the old trim kit-- although they didn't advise it--3 out of 4 screws matched, which was enough. We had to gerryrig it a little so the door would open okay, but it works. Trim kit is not an exact match (old one is curved; new one is straight on top.) The newer model is listed as 13 3/4"; old one is listed at 13", but it still seemed to work okay. The wattage of the new one is slightly lower also--old one was 1200 watts; new one is 1100. Hope that helps.
2188458
No, if the motor runs with the door open. You might have a bad switch or connection. Don't think it the unit pictured.
1971483
If you're replacing one, it's something you'll probably just need a screwdriver for. Just don't touch any bare wires together that aren't already touching. It won't hurt, but could set off your alarm. I'm not sure if it works with all systems, but it worked well with ours.