LRA127CT10 Frigidaire Air Conditioner - Overview

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Plastic Air Filter Frame – Part Number: 5304535830
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Plastic Air Filter Frame
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RAIL – Part Number: 5304476843
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RAIL
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Remote Control - Gray – Part Number: 5304476866
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Remote Control - Gray
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SCREW KIT – Part Number: 5304472191
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CAPACITOR – Part Number: 5304476066
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HARDWARE – Part Number: 5304472192
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HARDWARE
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MOTOR – Part Number: 5304476057
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MOTOR
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LOUVER – Part Number: 5304476864
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LOUVER
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CONDENSER – Part Number: 5304476233
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CONDENSER
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OVERLOAD PROTECTOR – Part Number: 5304476296
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OVERLOAD PROTECTOR
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PANEL – Part Number: 5304476860
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Air Conditioner Louver – Part Number: 5304476865
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Air Conditioner Louver
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Bearings in fan motor were bad causing a loud grinding sound.
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  • Nick from JOPLIN, MO
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
Pull the front and outside shell off and the got the Styrofoam off and all necessary screws. Undid the wires and reran everything.
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No cooling. Sound of compressor not coming on
  • Bobby from Monroe, NC
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
I took the air conditioner apart. Then, I turn the unit on. The ever-present sound of the compressor was not there. I jumped the compressor relay out, And it came on. I contacted PartSelect With the model number And told them I needed the power control board. Ingested few days I had the board and completed the repair in less than one hour . I rate this company at five star.
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Fan Blade Broken
  • Randy from Sumas, WA
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Screw drivers
I took all of the outer screws out and removed sheet metal cover. I had to unbolt fan motor from bottom of the unit. I moved the fan motor so I could remove the Fan Blade. Put new blade on and reversed the process. Works Fine.
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