[camaroz]

the water heater portion has quit working, there is no power out of the limiter?(it is a thermal device, i think...like the olnes on dryers only smaller) where could i look at a blown-up drawing of this numbers on the thing are: i think...CQC (2nd line) KSD201 then 86...thanks for any help or direction....the thing is about the size of a dime....

[PS Staff - Sheila]

You can check the thermo disk with an ohm meter to see if it is good.

In most case with the water dispenser units parts are not available.

Here is a link to the parts that are available for your dispenser model gxcf05d.

[camaroz]

thanks for the reply....the "disc" is bad...do they just imagine the part...someone has to make it for them. do you have any idea where i could look for one?

[PS Staff - Sheila]

You can try a local electronic shop, just take the old one with you so you have all the numbers off of it.

You may want to try GE but I don't think that you will get any information from them other than the part is not available.

Here is the phone number for General Electric
US 1-800-626-2005 Canada 1-877-959-8688.

[denman]

I would also try small appliance repair shops
They may use a similar thermostat in a coffee maker etc.
The more brands they handle the better, as long as the counter person is knowlegable about their stock.

[camaroz]

thanks for the information...

[felix]

Originally Posted by camaroz

the water heater portion has quit working, there is no power out of the limiter?(it is a thermal device, i think...like the olnes on dryers only smaller) where could i look at a blown-up drawing of this numbers on the thing are: i think...CQC (2nd line) KSD201 then 86...thanks for any help or direction....the thing is about the size of a dime....

I have a GE water dispenser Mod GXCF20E, the water heater quit working and I found the thermal sensor control COC KSD201 86 is open and with burn from over heat. I am looking for this part to replace. Where this part is available? Felix

[Wangsness]

Hi Camaroz,
I have had the same problem with with the Hot water quitting on the same GE (GXCF05D) model. I have been able to find replacement thermostat switches that are working fine. The to discs on the hot water tanks are set for 86 degrees and 96 degrees Celsius. The closest match are 180F and 200F. The brand I got is Supco with part numbers SLS180 and SLS200. I bought them at Johnstone Supply, a HVAC supplier with about 600 stores. The Jonstone part numbers are (L39-168) and (L39-169). Otherwise, I am sure someone can cross the numbers over to another brand such as Therm-O-Disc etc.

Don't forget the thermal transfer paste!