Parts for Hot Point AH11H12E3BK2: Room Air Conditioner Parts

This room front assembly is the room-facing grille/cover for a room air conditioner. It restores a secure fit and clean appearance while helping direct airflow when the original front panel is cracked, loose, or missing.

• Covers and protects the unit's front cabinet and discharge area
• Directs airflow through the front louvers and supports the control/display trim
• Helps reduce vibration and rattling when properly secured
• Typical symptoms: broken or missing grille, damaged louvers, panel won't stay attached, visible cracks/warping

• Unplug the air conditioner before servicing
• Remove any retaining screws, then release locking tabs to lift off the old front
• Align the new panel's tabs, snap it into place, and reinstall screws
• Transfer any reusable hardware or decorative trim from the original part as needed

This vent door filter is a replacement vent screen that helps keep lint, dust and debris from entering the appliance venting pathway, protecting the blower and improving airflow reliability. What it does:

• Screens lint and airborne debris before they reach the vent opening
• Helps maintain proper airflow and reduce buildup in the vent path
• Can reduce recurring lint accumulation on internal components
• Commonly replaced when the filter is torn, clogged or missing

• One vent door filter

• High-level replacement—remove the access panel or door, swap the old filter for the new one, and secure the panel
• Power off and unplug the appliance before servicing
• Inspect surrounding seal and vents for damage; replace any worn components for best performance

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