58075062501 Kenmore Air Conditioner - Overview
Sections of the 58075062501
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BEARING
PartSelect #: PS12075835
Manufacturer #: 4280A20004M
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Curtain Installation Kit
PartSelect #: PS3518395
Manufacturer #: 3127A20083A
This is used for window air conditioners.
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Clamp,Spring
PartSelect #: PS3522762
Manufacturer #: 3H02932B
The fan blade clamp, also known as a clamp spring, are for air conditioners. The clamp supports the fan blade on the motor shaft. When the motor is running, it signals the shaft to turn and rotate, bu...
$10.20
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Common Symptoms of the 58075062501
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Bad thermistor
Took front cover off air conditioner and pulled it a little forward out of the outdoor housing. I then flipped the LED display section out to the left and exposed the patch panel. The next step was to remove the panel with a small screwdriver and disconnect the old thermistor plug. I then plugged in the new one, remove the old one from the grid bracket and placed the new one in. I then replaced everything else in reverse order. I have two LG air conditioners and they both have the same connection setup.
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Cindy from Baltimore, MD
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:15 - 30 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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Bad thermister, unit would run constantly without cycling.
Remove the front cover. Slide the unit forward a few inches from the case. Remove 1 screw from the top on the control box. Unsnap the old thermister leads going into the circuit board. Snap in the new thermister and place the end in the plastic holder in front of the coils. Install front cover.
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Gary from Aurora, CO
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:Less than 15 mins
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Tools:Screw drivers
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