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Air Filter – Part Number: WJ85X10041
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Air Filter
Part #WJ85X10041
Centrifugal Fan Wheel – Part Number: WJ73X10008
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Centrifugal Fan Wheel
Part #WJ73X10008
Also known as Blower Wheel.
GASKET WAS HER – Part Number: WJ01X10003
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GASKET WAS HER
Part #WJ01X10003
STUD BOLT – Part Number: WJ01X10031
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STUD BOLT
Part #WJ01X10031
TEMP CONTROL COVER – Part Number: WJ28X10022
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TEMP CONTROL COVER
Part #WJ28X10022
TERMINAL GASKET – Part Number: WJ43X10003
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TERMINAL GASKET
Part #WJ43X10003
LOUVER LINK – Part Number: WJ71X10225
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LOUVER LINK
Part #WJ71X10225
HORIZONTAL LOUVER B – Part Number: WJ71X10227
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HORIZONTAL LOUVER B
Part #WJ71X10227
TERMINAL COVER – Part Number: WJ79X10013
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TERMINAL COVER
Part #WJ79X10013
FUSE – Part Number: WP23X10003
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FUSE
Part #WP23X10003
Protector – Part Number: WP23X10005
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Protector
Part #WP23X10005
Also known as Thermostat.
SPECIAL SCREW – Part Number: WJ01X10037
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SPECIAL SCREW
Part #WJ01X10037
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air filter rotted.
22 of 32 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Michael from Bethlehem, PA
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
I replaced it with a new one.
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Power Cord Replacement
11 of 13 people found this instruction helpful.
  • David from San Jose, CA
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
The Power Cord has a breaker on the plug. The breaker did not 'trip' during a power surge and fried the board in the plug. it melted. I ordered the replacement plug. Took apart the unit. Unplugged the power cord ends from the main unit. The ground wire (green) is screwed in. The other wires (white and black) are attached via push-on termi nals. These are harder to get off and on since there are many and are in a tight space. May want to use some long needle nose pliers to assist. The new cable was attaced. There are two plastic clamps that help screw the cord to the unit. Only porblem was the new cord plugs in upside down so you will need to turn the outlet plug around. Turn off power, unscrew outlet and turn upside down. return power to outlet and plug in to complete.
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replaced torn/broken dust filter
6 of 6 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Mark from NEW YORK, NY
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
a simple, careful installation
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