Parts for Ge AZ58H12EACM1: 01 - Grille & Chassis Parts

Rubber motor cushion for room air conditioners. Mounts between motor and housing to reduce vibration and noise. Replace if worn, cracked, or missing.

Missing or broken control cover? This panel cover protects controls from dust and accidental contact while restoring a clean, finished look to your unit.

Replacement air filter for room air conditioners. Traps odors, pollutants, and particles to maintain air quality. Replace when worn or damaged.

Replacement spring for room air conditioners. Installs internally to provide tension or support. Order if your original is broken, stretched, or missing.

Indoor fan motor for air conditioners. If your AC runs but doesn't blow air or makes grinding noises, this motor may need replacement. Moderate DIY repair.

Secures and positions the motor inside your air conditioner. Replace this bracket if it's bent, cracked, or causing excessive vibration and misalignment.

This stabilizer assembly helps secure and steady the appliance component it mounts to, reducing vibration and maintaining proper alignment for reliable operation. It replaces a worn or broken stabilizer to restore stable performance. What it does:

• Provides mechanical support to reduce vibration and movement of the attached part
• Helps keep components aligned to prevent rubbing, noise, or loose operation
• Commonly replaced when excessive vibration, clunking, or part misalignment occurs
• Restores stability after damage, wear, or impact to the original stabilizer

• One stabilizer assembly

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any service
• Follow the appliance service manual for removal and installation steps
• Basic hand tools are usually required; avoid forcing fasteners or components

This left-side fan housing cover directs airflow and protects the fan assembly inside the appliance, helping maintain proper cooling and preventing contact with moving parts. Durable molded plastic designed to fit the OEM housing. What it does:

• Guides airflow from the fan to improve cooling efficiency and temperature control
• Shields the fan motor and blades from debris and accidental contact
• Reduces noise from turbulent airflow when properly installed
• Worn, cracked, or broken housings can cause vibration, noise, poor cooling, or fan interference

• One left fan housing cover

• Disconnect power before starting any repair to avoid electrical shock
• Requires removal of exterior panels and fasteners; keep screws and brackets organized
• Handle carefully to avoid cracking the plastic; confirm correct left/right orientation before fastening
• Check blade clearance and secure motor mounts before reassembly

This fan housing cover protects and directs airflow around the appliance fan assembly to help maintain proper ventilation and component cooling. It replaces damaged or cracked covers to restore safe airflow and reduce noise. What it does:

• Shields the fan blade and motor from debris and accidental contact
• Helps channel airflow for efficient cooling and frost control
• Reduces rattling or vibration caused by a broken or loose cover
• Protects wiring and nearby components from damage

• Disconnect power before starting any repairs to avoid shock or injury
• Remove access panels and fan assembly fasteners to replace the cover; keep track of screws and clips
• Inspect the surrounding gaskets and mounting tabs for damage and replace if needed

This bearing assembly supports the dryer drum and helps the drum rotate smoothly for quiet, even drying. Replacing a worn bearing restores stable drum movement and reduces noise and vibration. What it does:

• Provides a low-friction support surface for the dryer drum, helping it spin properly
• Prevents drum wobble and off-center rotation that can wear belts and rollers
• Reduces squealing, grinding, or rumbling noises caused by a failing bearing
• Helps maintain even drying by keeping the drum aligned

• Disconnect power and fuel (gas) supply before starting any repair
• Access typically requires removing the dryer front or rear panel and drum; refer to a model-specific repair guide
• Use proper tools and support the drum during removal to avoid damage
• Inspect adjacent parts (shaft, seal, rollers) for wear and replace if visibly damaged

If your air conditioner won't start or shuts down unexpectedly, a failed compressor overload protector is often the cause. This simple swap restores starts.

Special mounting screw for air conditioner assembly. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or damaged during maintenance or installation work.