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FAN BLADE – Part Number: 5304471366
$92.77
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FAN BLADE
Part #5304471366
This air conditioner condenser fan blade is designed to circulate air over the condenser coils, helping dissipate heat and support efficient cooling performance. Featuring a five-blade propeller design, it mounts directly to the motor shaft to maintain proper airflow and system operation. Replacement is recommended if the blade is cracked, bent, or causing weak airflow or unusual noise, as damage can reduce cooling efficiency. Installing a new fan blade helps restore smooth operation and effective heat exchange within the unit.
THERMISTOR – Part Number: 5304475757
$35.95
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THERMISTOR
Part #5304475757
Air Conditioner Pc Board – Part Number: 5304476470
$225.36
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Air Conditioner Pc Board
Part #5304476470
PANEL – Part Number: 5304476463
$83.68
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PANEL
Part #5304476463
LOUVER ASSEMBLY – Part Number: 5304476465
$34.95
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LOUVER ASSEMBLY
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LEVER – Part Number: 5304476467
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LEVER
Part #5304476467
THERMISTOR – Part Number: 5304476473
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THERMISTOR
Part #5304476473
MOTOR – Part Number: 5304475761
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MOTOR
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FILTER – Part Number: 5304525657
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FILTER
Part #5304525657
PLATFORM – Part Number: 5304476494
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BASE – Part Number: 5304476496
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POWER CORD – Part Number: 5304476502
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POWER CORD
Part #5304476502
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When powered off, the unit made a growling/rumbling sound that I believe was the condenser. When powered on, the thermometer was not functioning as the unit continued to run making the room colder and colder.
5 of 6 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Frank from RICHMOND, OH
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
Essentially a plug and play repair by removing the old pc board found inside the unit and replacing it. It’s inside a metal box behind the faceplate of the air conditioner. Many things attached to this board so be sure to replace the connections exactly. I took several pictures prior to disconnecting for reference.
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