Parts for Ge AH11E07D2BK2: Room Air Conditioner Parts

Front grille assembly for room air conditioners. Restores a clean appearance and proper airflow direction when the original panel is cracked, broken, or missing.

Replaces the front control panel trim housing that holds buttons and display. Install when the original housing is cracked, broken, or missing for a secure fit.

Replacement vent door filter screen for room air conditioners. Blocks lint and debris from entering the venting pathway. Replace when clogged or damaged.

Indoor fan blade assembly for room air conditioners. Replaces cracked, broken, or worn fan blades that circulate cool air throughout the room.

This replacement fan motor capacitor (3 µF, 450 VAC) helps the appliance's fan motor start and run more reliably, restoring proper airflow and cooling performance. Use when the motor hums, runs intermittently, or the fan won't start. What it does:

• Provides the starting/run charge the fan motor needs to operate smoothly
• Helps prevent motor humming, slow-starting, or intermittent operation
• Supports stable fan speed for effective cooling and airflow
• Reduces strain on the motor when functioning correctly

• One fan motor capacitor (3 µF, 450 VAC)

• Disconnect power before servicing; verify the appliance is unplugged or breaker is off
• Discharge the capacitor before removal to avoid electrical shock
• Note and match wiring orientation and connections; replace with like-for-like specifications

This thermistor is a refrigerator temperature sensor that provides accurate temperature feedback to the control board so the appliance can maintain stable cooling and proper defrost cycles. Replaces a failed or out-of-spec sensor to restore reliable temperature readings. What it does:

• Monitors evaporator/compartment temperature and reports readings to the control board
• Helps control cooling and defrost timing when the sensor reads correctly
• A failing sensor can cause warm or fluctuating temperatures, long run times, or incorrect defrost behavior
• Used when diagnostics show temperature-sensing errors or inconsistent temperature control

• One thermistor temperature sensor

• Disconnect power to the appliance before installing to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the sensor and connector carefully; avoid pulling wires or kinking the harness
• Verify sensor location and routing match the original before securing; some models mount near the evaporator or inside the fresh-food compartment