Parts for Lg LP1415SHR/00: Air Conditioner Parts

This is the outer display printed circuit board assembly that operates the appliance's user interface and status indicators, restoring visual readouts and control responsiveness when the front display fails. What it does:

• Powers and drives the control panel display and indicator LEDs.
• Translates button presses into control signals for the main controller.
• Common symptoms: blank or flickering display, unresponsive front panel buttons, or incorrect/missing status indicators.
• Helps diagnose display-related faults separate from the main control board.

• One outer display PCB assembly as shown.

• Always disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting.
• Handle the PCB by the edges and avoid touching components; static discharge can damage electronics.
• Verify connector seating and ribbon/flat-cable orientation before reassembly.

This is the main PCB (printed circuit board) that controls the appliance's core functions, user inputs and cycle logic. Replacing a faulty main board restores normal control and can resolve intermittent or total loss of function. What it does:

• Receives input from buttons, dials and sensors and issues commands to motors, valves and displays
• Manages cycle timing, options and safety interlocks
• Common symptom: appliance won't start, responds intermittently, or displays control-related errors
• Common symptom: touchpad or display unresponsive while other components power on

• One main PCB (as shown)

• Disconnect power and water (if applicable) before starting; confirm no voltage to the appliance
• Handle the board by its edges and avoid static discharge — use an ESD strap if available
• Verify connectors and board orientation match the original before final assembly

This AC indoor motor assembly powers the blower/fan in the indoor air-handling section, restoring airflow and circulation in compatible HVAC or split-system units. Built to replace the worn or failed indoor motor to help recover normal ventilation. What it does

• Drives the indoor blower or fan to move conditioned air through the evaporator and ductwork.
• Restores consistent airflow when a motor has stopped running, is noisy, or runs intermittently.
• Reduces vibration and unusual sounds when replacing a damaged or worn motor assembly.
• Works with the HVAC control system to respond to speed and start commands (where applicable).

• Disconnect power to the unit before attempting service to avoid shock or motor damage.
• Handle the motor assembly carefully; avoid bending terminals or damaging wiring harnesses.
• Some models require partial disassembly of the indoor air handler or cabinet.

This installation parts assembly is designed for over-the-range microwaves. It supplies the components needed to mount the unit securely to the wall and bottom of the cabinet, helping ensure proper support, alignment, and safe operation. What it does:

• Provides the hardware/components required to install and secure the microwave
• Helps align the unit for proper venting and cabinet clearance
• Restores safe mounting when original parts are missing or damaged
• Common symptoms: missing install hardware, loose/sagging unit, cannot complete installation

• One installation parts assembly

• Disconnect power before starting; two-person lift is strongly recommended
• Follow your model's installation guide/templates for hole locations and vent configuration
• Secure to wall studs or use approved anchors per instructions and local codes
• Level the unit and tighten fasteners evenly; do not overtighten

This thermistor assembly is the outside temperature sensor that provides accurate ambient readings to the appliance control so the system can regulate cooling and defrost cycles correctly. Replaces a failed or intermittent outdoor sensor to restore proper temperature monitoring. What it does

• Senses outdoor/ambient temperature and sends a temperature signal to the control board
• Helps the control determine cooling, heating or defrost timing
• A faulty sensor can cause incorrect temperature readouts, frequent cycling, or defrost problems
• Works as a direct-signal sensor; requires a functioning control board and wiring to operate

• One thermistor assembly (outside sensor), as shown

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid shock or damage
• Verify connector orientation and secure wiring; do not force pins or bend contacts
• Handle the sensing element and wiring gently to avoid damage; avoid contaminating the sensor tip
• Test the thermistor with a multimeter per OEM resistance chart before and after installation to confirm operation