Parts for Ge ASH112URDSD1: Room Air Conditioner Parts

This grille is the front trim piece that protects and finishes the appliance's control area while keeping internal components shielded. It restores appearance and helps direct airflow around the control panel. What it does

• Covers and protects the control panel and internal components from dust, debris, and minor impacts
• Provides a finished, factory appearance to the appliance front
• Helps channel airflow around controls and electronics to aid ventilation
• Replaces cracked, dented, bent, or loose trim that no longer secures properly

• One grille/front trim piece as shown

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any work
• Removal/installation typically requires basic hand tools; refer to the exact procedure
• Handle carefully to avoid bending or scratching the trim during install
• If replacing due to damage, inspect adjacent fasteners and clips and replace if worn

This outdoor/condenser fan motor circulates air across the refrigerator condenser to help remove heat and maintain cooling efficiency. Replaces a failed motor to restore normal condenser airflow and reduce overheating risk. What it does:

• Spins the condenser fan blade to move air across the condenser coils
• Helps the compressor and cooling system run within normal operating temperature
• Commonly replaces motors that hum, don't start, or run intermittently
• Can resolve symptoms like warm fridge compartments or noisy condenser area

• One outdoor/condenser fan motor

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting
• Verify blade clearance and secure all mounting fasteners during reassembly
• Handle wiring connectors carefully; match original wire locations and secure with proper terminals

This power control board is the electronic control module that manages an appliance's main power distribution and key electronic functions, restoring reliable control and response when the original board fails. What it does

• Regulates power to motors, displays, sensors, and other electronic subsystems.
• Interprets user inputs and runs the appliance's control logic.
• Can stop operation or cause faults when damaged, intermittent, or shorted.
• Common symptoms: appliance won't power on, display is blank or unresponsive, intermittent operation, or error codes tied to control failures.

• Disconnect power at the breaker or unplug the appliance before starting any work.
• Handle the board by the edges and avoid static discharge; use an anti-static strap if available.
• Verify connector orientation and seating; replace all mounting hardware and insulators as required.