Connects older R410A air conditioners to new R32 control units. Converts 6-pin plug to 3-pin and 4-pin connections.
The GE WJ35X35673 Adapter Harness is a genuine GE Appliances electrical component designed to enable compatibility between older ARC and ARH model air conditioners using R410A refrigerant and newer R32 main control units. This adapter harness converts the original 6-pin electrical plug configuration into separate 3-pin and 4-pin connections required by updated R32 control systems.
As GE Appliances transitions from R410A refrigerant to more environmentally-friendly R32 refrigerant in newer RV air conditioner models, this adapter harness provides a critical bridge for service, repair, and control unit replacement scenarios. The plug-and-play design requires no wire splicing or modifications, ensuring reliable electrical connections and proper system operation.
Designed For: • GE ARC series RV air conditioners with R410A refrigerant • GE ARH series RV air conditioners with R410A refrigerant (heat pump models) Purpose: This adapter harness allows older R410A air conditioner units to connect to newer R32 main control units. This is typically needed during service/repair when replacing control boards or upgrading control systems on existing R410A units.
This Adapter Harness Includes: • (1) WJ35X35673 Electrical Adapter Harness • 6-Pin Connector (Connects to R410A Unit) • 3-Pin Output Connector • 4-Pin Output Connector Weight: 0.2 lbs
Plug-and-Play Design: The WJ35X35673 adapter harness features a simple plug-and-play installation that requires no wire cutting, splicing, or electrical modifications. The 6-pin connector plugs directly into your R410A air conditioner's wiring harness, while the 3-pin and 4-pin outputs connect to the newer R32-style main control unit. Installation Overview: 1. Disconnect power to the air conditioner at the breaker panel 2. Access the main control unit compartment 3. Disconnect the existing 6-pin connector from the old control board 4. Connect the adapter's 6-pin connector to the air conditioner's wiring harness 5. Connect the adapter's 3-pin and 4-pin outputs to the new R32 control board 6. Verify all connections are secure and properly seated 7. Restore power and test system operation