Carrier Enterprise HK61EA006 Printed Circuit Board

Excellent!I needed this circuit card for a PAYNE air conditioner. It got here FOUR DAYS sooner than projected and works Perfectly! 5 stars!And No, it won't fit a 1988 Ford F150. Ha! ;-)

We have a 5 ton, 13 seer, 11 year old Carrier HVAC. We put a new compressor and thermostat on it last summer (6/2016). About 5 weeks ago I noticed that the coolant line was iced over. We immedietly turned off the system. We then turned on the fan (blower). We noticed the fan did not turn on right away. The next day a tech came out and said that he could not find any problems. We replace the filter every month and the coolant levels were perfect with no leaks. Ok, great... So this past Monday my wife noticed that the floor was cold near the air handler and knew that was a flag. She turned off the system and again turned on the blower. It took a while again for the blower to turn on (we are aware of the delay built in). The next day we called another ac company tech. He too told us that the system was running perfectly. So as I spoke with him we went through what else could cause the icing. Filter was clean so no blocked air flow, coolant was good so no problems with insuffcient exchange, no blockage in the drain line (we shop vac it out and add vinegar routinely), inside coils were clean. So in my opinion it had to be a blower issue. The tech told me the xompany would charge about $400 for parts and labor on a new blower control unit and a new 15mfd capacitor. Needless to say, and thanks to Amazon we ordered a new control unit and a new run capacitor for under $60 dollars. Just has to pull the air handler cover off, turn odd the breaker, and replace some wires. We hope this fixes the icing issue. No way to know yet. I will update the review if it does not fix the problem. Otherwise thank you Amazon, you rock.

My home was having AC issues that included; AC always running due to the blower always running and the downstairs being warmer than the upstairs. I did a lot of research on what the cause could possibly be and I read it could be a relay. Upon inspection to my HVAC system i couldnt see a standalone relay or a fan switch but I did see this board. I bought it on a whim along with calling HVAC repair. This arrived a day earlier than my appointment. Decided to install it. Installation was very easy, a few minutes. After the removal of the old one it was obvious this was the cause. The old fan relay on the old board had sharted and melted some of the plastic on the relay. Got the new one installed. turned on the power and bing bang boom, all problems were fixed. House tempature returned to normal. Blower turns on and off like normal.

Was able to buy this from a seller for less than $40. Local techs were wanting up to $300 for the part alone. It was super easy to swap this card out.

Alas the $5 fan relay died but wasn't able to locate one so had to replace the entire board