🛢️ Goodman AFE18-60A Fuel Kit for Fossil Fuels Review

Faulty design with solder joints destroying the board. Could not be installed early enough to meet return date. Since the product was defective, I can of course get a refund.

Essential when replacing your thermostat with a smart thermostat. I have a gas reserve heat pump, without this board you could damage your pump. When gas is called for, the pump should shut off. Smart most thermostats do not control this. Very easy to install.

The first set of 2 was broken and damaged (the circuit board is cracked and missing), the second set was clearly installed before and were "Dead" Testing Professional HVAC Installers. Sent the second set back and only received a partial refund. Beware of the seller. Another review says they're deprecated for newer devices, so only buy them if you need them.

I received a faulty control board that had some signs of having been previously installed. I didn't install the control board over the winter when we were out until late spring when I installed it, turned on the power and nothing. I'm a fully qualified refrigeration technician so I started testing the control circuit with a multimeter. It had no voltage from the terminal to the fuse. Yes, I checked the fuse as recommended by the MRO supplier. An open circuit can be seen on the solid part of the

I bought this board (and it's just a board with no other hardware) to support a system that runs both propane and an electric heat pump. The project's HVAC equipment was from Goodman Mfg. First, this dual fuel kit is pretty old. I've found evidence that its design dates back at least 10 years. Back then, manufacturers of electronic thermostats started offering luxury models that could support what this board does. In particular, the Honeywell Vision Pro 8000 thermostat can be dual-fuel without…