Parts for Ge AZ45E12EACW2: Motor & Chassis Parts

This replacement fan shroud clip fastens the outer fan shroud to the appliance frame, helping keep the fan assembly secure and aligned for proper airflow. It's a small but necessary part for stable fan operation. What it does

• Secures the outer fan shroud to the dryer/refrigerator cabinet to hold the fan assembly in position
• Helps prevent fan wobble and rubbing that can cause noise or premature wear
• Maintains proper airflow path for cooling or exhaust systems
• Useful when an original clip is cracked, bent or missing

• One fan shroud clip

• Disconnect power (and gas, if applicable) before beginning any repair
• Access may require removing a rear or lower panel; keep track of fasteners and orientation
• Inspect surrounding shroud and fan for damage while replacing the clip

The DC Fan Motor is an OEM part for GE air conditioners. The motor is specifically designed to operate on direct current (DC), which typically allows for more precise control of the fan speed and can lead to improved energy efficiency and quieter operation compared to traditional AC fan motors.

Causes of a bad DC Fan Motor can include:

• Electrical failures, such as short circuits or blown capacitors 
• Mechanical wear and tear 
• Overheating 

Symptoms of a failing DC Fan Motor include:

• The air conditioner struggling to cool the room effectively.
• Unusual noises coming from the air conditioner, indicating the fan motor is struggling.
• The fan stops rotating, or rotates more slowly than usual.
• Increased energy consumption, as the air conditioner attempts to compensate for the reduced airflow.

This OEM GE part is also compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

This is a 5/16" shoulder screw used to secure components where a stepped or "high-low" shoulder is required, restoring proper alignment and function for the mating parts. It provides a precise spacing/registration point. What it does:

• Secures panels or internal components while maintaining a set shoulder spacing
• Replaces worn or missing shoulder screws that cause misalignment, rattling, or loose fittings
• Used where a screw head and reduced shaft create a built-in standoff
• Typical use in appliance assemblies that require a registered fit between parts

• Recommended for experienced DIYers; verify orientation and shoulder placement before tightening
• Use the correct driver and avoid over-torquing to prevent stripping or damage
• Disconnect power to the appliance and follow manufacturer safety procedures before servicing

A 10-32 hex nut that secures machine-thread fasteners used on appliance assemblies. Simple, durable replacement to restore a solid threaded connection and stop loose or wobbly parts. What it does

• Fastens to a 10-32 machine screw or bolt to hold panels, brackets, or components together
• Restores tight, vibration-resistant connections that can prevent rattling or parts becoming loose
• Commonly used where a small, standard-thread metal nut is required
• Works with mating 10-32 screws in metal or threaded inserts

• One 10-32 hex nut

• Turn nut onto matching 10-32 screw or stud by hand, then tighten with an appropriate wrench or socket
• Do not overtighten—stop when snug to avoid stripping threads or damaging components
• Inspect mating threads for damage and clean debris before installation
• Follow all appliance safety precautions: disconnect power and water before servicing

This outdoor fan assembly circulates air across the condenser coil in your air conditioner's outdoor section to expel heat. Replacing a worn or noisy assembly restores proper airflow and cooling performance while helping prevent compressor overheating.

• Moves air through the outdoor/condenser coil to reject heat from the refrigerant
• Loss of outdoor airflow can show as reduced cooling, hot cabinet discharge air, or unusual rattling/grinding from the rear section
• Addresses issues from cracked or unbalanced blades and worn or noisy rotation
• Restores proper condenser airflow for stable, efficient operation

• Disconnect power before servicing; capacitors can retain a charge—use proper precautions
• Access the outdoor section; note wiring, blade orientation, and routing before removal
• Transfer any mounting brackets, grommets, or fasteners from the old assembly if required
• Verify blade clearance and smooth, quiet rotation before reapplying power

This silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) regulates high/low power output in the appliance's control circuit to help the heater or motor receive the correct voltage during operation. Replacing a faulty SCR restores proper power switching and control. What it does:

• Controls high/low voltage output to the heating or motor circuit for staged power delivery
• Helps maintain correct power switching during heat or motor cycles
• Commonly linked to symptoms like weak or no heating, intermittent operation, or failure to switch between high/low modes
• Works as a direct replacement component in the appliance's power-control assembly

• One silicon controlled rectifier (SCR) unit

• Turn off and unplug the appliance (or switch off circuit breaker) before servicing
• Handle electronic components carefully to avoid static damage; use anti-static precautions if available
• Verify wiring and mounting location match the original part; secure connectors fully

This U-nut secures panels and trim to sheet-metal flanges and studs, providing a threaded attachment point for screws on 10–16 gauge material. It helps restore solid, rattle-free connections and reliable fastener engagement. What it does:

• Provides a captive, threaded insert for machine or sheet-metal screws on thin metal flanges
• Restores or replaces stripped, missing, or damaged panel mounting points
• Helps stop loose panels, vibration noise, and misaligned trim caused by missing fasteners
• Designed for use where a 10–16 screw size and hi/lo flange thickness is required

• Verify correct location and flange thickness before installing; part is sized for 10–16 fasteners and hi/lo flange profiles
• Slide onto flange or stud until fully seated, then fasten with the specified screw; avoid forcing or deforming the clip
• Use hand tools and proper screw size; do not overtighten to prevent stripping the nut or damaging the panel
• Disconnect power and follow manufacturer service instructions when accessing internal appliance areas

This bulkhead wire cover protects and secures the appliance's wiring at the bulkhead, keeping harnesses organized and reducing risk of chafing or accidental contact. It helps maintain safe, reliable connections behind the access panel. What it does:

• Covers and shields the wire harness where it passes the bulkhead or panel
• Keeps wiring routed and retained to prevent rubbing against sharp edges
• Helps reduce noise from loose harnesses and prevents snagging during service
• Supports safer access to terminals by keeping wires contained

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before servicing
• Access may require removing the front or rear access panel — keep fasteners safe
• Seat the harness fully before snapping or fastening the cover; do not force parts
• If wiring or insulation looks damaged, replace the wiring/harness per service manual rather than relying on the cover

This right-side wire cover protects and secures wiring inside the appliance to prevent chafing and accidental contact with hot or moving parts. It helps keep wiring routed neatly for reliable, safe operation. What it does:

• Shields wiring from heat, abrasion, and pinch points on the right side of the cabinet
• Keeps wire bundles routed and restrained to prevent interference with components
• Reduces risk of shorts or intermittent connections caused by damaged insulation
• Common symptom: visible or frayed wires, sparks, intermittent power, or blown fuses

• One right-side wire cover

• Disconnect power (unplug or shut off breaker) before starting any repair
• Replace like-for-like using existing mounting points and hardware; do not bend or force the part
• Inspect adjacent wiring and insulation; replace any damaged wires or clips as needed

The GE Motor is an OEM part for GE air conditioners. This part is responsible for circulating air throughout the home or room.

Causes of a bad motor can include wear and tear over time, exposure to dust or debris in the air conditioning system, or damage due to electrical faults or power surges.

Symptoms of a bad motor include:

• Inadequate or inconsistent air distribution
• Changes in airflow (less air flowing through vents)
• Strange noises coming from the blower motor area
• The air conditioner not being able to reach or maintain the set temperature

This GE replacement part is compatible with Hotpoint, RCA, and some Kenmore models.

The Indoor Fan is an OEM part for GE air conditioners. It is a component located inside the indoor unit that circulates and circulates airflow through the living space when cooling is called for. 

The indoor fan works by pushing cooled air from the evaporator coil out through the vents. This circulation helps rapidly distribute comfortable, cooled air to all areas needing temperature regulation.

Symptoms of a bad indoor fan include: 

• Reduced cooling capacity in specific rooms
• Unbalanced airflow through vents in different areas  
• Abnormally loud squealing or grinding noises from the unit

This replacement indoor fan is also compatible with some Frigidaire and Kenmore air conditioner models.

This indoor fan bushing supports the blower shaft within the indoor fan assembly, helping the fan spin smoothly and stay aligned. Replacing a worn bushing can reduce noise, vibration, and rubbing inside the unit.

• Supports and centers the indoor fan/blower shaft
• Reduces friction for smoother, quieter operation
• Helps prevent fan wobble and rubbing against the housing
• Common symptoms include squealing or grinding noises, vibration, wobble, or a fan that doesn't spin freely

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Access the indoor fan assembly; note the bushing's orientation for reinstallation
• Handle sheet metal and fan blades carefully to avoid injury or damage
• After installation, rotate the fan by hand to ensure smooth, unobstructed movement

This is the 265-volt heater assembly that provides the high heat needed for your appliance's cooking/heating cycle. A failed heater can lead to longer cook times, uneven heating, or the unit not reaching the set temperature.

• Supplies radiant heat during operation to reach and maintain proper temperature
• Common failure symptoms include slow heating, uneven results, or no heat
• Also trips errors related to temperature not achieved

• Disconnect power before servicing; high voltage risk
• Allow unit to cool fully before disassembly
• Handle wiring and connectors carefully; note orientation before removal
• Replace any damaged insulation or hardware encountered during service

This clip thermistor is a temperature sensor that mounts to the evaporator coil to monitor refrigerator temperatures and help the control regulate cooling and defrost cycles. Replaces a worn or failed clip-mounted thermistor to restore accurate temperature sensing. What it does:

• Detects evaporator coil temperature so the control can manage cooling and defrost timing
• Helps correct symptoms like inconsistent compartment temperature or inadequate cooling
• Can resolve defrost-cycle issues caused by incorrect temperature readings
• Works as the sensing input the control uses to prevent short-cycling or extended run times

• Disconnect power to the appliance before accessing or replacing the thermistor
• Clip the sensor firmly to the evaporator coil per the manufacturer's routing; avoid loose mounting
• Route and secure wiring away from moving parts and sharp edges to prevent chafing

This 11-piece wall sleeve gasket kit provides replacement foam seals that help restore a snug seal around the dryer vent wall sleeve, reducing drafts, rattles and moisture infiltration for better performance and quieter operation. What it does:

• Replaces worn or missing foam gasket pieces around the wall sleeve to improve the seal between the dryer vent and the wall.
• Helps reduce air leaks and drafts that can lower dryer efficiency or bring cold air into the home.
• Cushions the sleeve to reduce vibration and rattling during operation.
• Minimizes gaps that can allow lint, dust or small pests into the wall cavity.

• Disconnect power and ensure the dryer and vent are cool before beginning work.
• Remove the dryer and wall sleeve trim as needed, clean mating surfaces, and confirm correct placement of each gasket piece.
• Use only manufacturer-recommended fasteners or adhesive if required; verify orientation and fit before final reassembly.