Parts for Ge AHP10LZQ2: Room Air Conditioner Parts

This Wi-Fi module is the appliance's wireless control module that restores network-based features and remote app control. Replacing a faulty module returns smart connectivity so you can monitor and control the appliance from your home network. What it does

• Provides the appliance's Wi-Fi connection and interfaces with the main control for smart features
• Can produce communication or network-related error messages when faulty
• Restores connection to home networks and cloud services after replacement and setup

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the module by its edges and avoid static discharge; use an ESD strap if available
• Access typically requires removing a rear or console panel
• After installation, follow the manufacturer's app or setup procedure to reconnect the appliance to the network

This air filter screens dust and lint before they reach the evaporator coil, helping keep airflow strong and cooling performance consistent. Replace a clogged, torn, or missing filter to protect the unit and reduce strain.

• Filters incoming air to block dust and lint from the coil
• Helps maintain proper airflow and cooling performance
• Replace when damaged, warped, or heavily soiled
• Common symptoms: weak airflow, longer run times, poor cooling, visible debris on the filter/grille

• Disconnect power before opening the front grille
• Slide out the old filter; insert the new filter in the same orientation until fully seated
• Ensure the grille closes smoothly; never operate the unit without a filter installed

This install kit provides the mounting and sealing components needed to properly install a compatible room air conditioner in a window opening. Replacing a missing or worn kit restores a secure fit and helps reduce drafts, vibration, and water intrusion. What it does:

• Provides the hardware/sealing pieces required to mount the unit in the window opening
• Helps secure the chassis and side panels for safe, stable operation
• Seals perimeter gaps to limit air leaks, dust, and moisture entry
• Common symptoms: missing or damaged installation hardware/side curtains, loose fit, visible gaps/drafts, rattling or excessive vibration

• One installation kit

• Unplug the unit and have a second person support the air conditioner during installation or removal
• Follow the model-specific installation instructions; use appropriate fasteners for your window material
• Ensure the unit is level side-to-side and slightly tilted toward the exterior for proper drainage
• Wear cut-resistant gloves and use caution around sharp metal edges

The Remote Control is an OEM part for GE window air conditioners. It allows convenient wireless operation from across the room.   

Causes of a faulty remote include faded or stuck buttons from heavy usage. Moisture or dust intrusion due to lack of sealing over time can compromise electronics. 

Symptoms of a bad remote control involve:

• Unresponsive or randomly operating buttons  
• Inability to power the unit on or off from a distance
• Range or reception issues where controls don't work
• Missing buttons preventing complete functionality

This GE replacement ensures hassle-free temperature adjustment without approaching the AC unit. Compatible with some Frigidaire, Danby, and Honeywell branded window air conditioners as well. The remote preserves full programming and convenient control when manual overrides are needed at the unit.

This top rail is the backguard trim piece that covers and protects the rear edge of the cooktop and control console, restoring a clean appearance and helping keep debris out of internal openings. What it does

• Covers the gap between the cooktop and control console to improve appearance and keep crumbs and spills out of internal components
• Provides a finished mounting surface for control panel components and associated hardware
• Replaces bent, cracked, or corroded trim that can expose underlying parts
• Helps stop drafts or light gaps that may occur when the original rail is damaged

• One top rail/backguard trim piece

• Disconnect power (and gas if applicable) before starting any repair
• Removal typically requires lifting the cooktop or removing screws from the backguard; keep track of mounting hardware
• Handle edges carefully — trim pieces can have sharp metal edges