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Dinosaur Electronics 61647422 Replacement Board For Norcold Refrigerator on 2040-parts.com

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Condition:New Color:NA MPN:61647422 Manufacturer:Dinosaur Electronics EAN:0700115538664 Brand:Dinosaur Electronics UPC:700115538664

 
 
 
Dinosaur Electronics 61647422 Replacement Board for Norcold Refrigerator
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Description

The Norcold part number is usually located on the board. Match the model number along with the board number. (Dinosaur numbers are the same as Norcold except where noted.) Three year warranty registration card included with each board. Model# 652, 662, 682, 6052, 6082, 6162, 6182, 662LM, 682LM DE Board# 61647422 DE


Features

  • 616474222-WAY


Additional Information

  • Manufacturer: Dinosaur Electronics
  • Shipping Weight: 35
  • Product Dimensions:
    Width: 4.40
    Length: 7.10
    Height: 2.20

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