Room Air Conditioner Parts

This replacement fan motor drives the condenser fan to move air across the condenser coils, helping the refrigerator shed heat for efficient cooling. Replaces a worn or failed motor to restore proper airflow and temperature control. What it does:

• Spins the condenser fan blade to pull air through the condenser coils so the compressor can cool effectively
• Helps prevent compressor overheating and supports steady refrigerator temperatures
• Commonly replaces motors that are noisy, slow to start, or that have stopped running
• Resolves symptoms like a warm fridge, frequent compressor cycling, or loud humming from the back

• One fan motor

• Disconnect power before servicing to avoid electrical shock
• Handle fins and sharp sheet metal carefully; use gloves
• Verify blade orientation and secure mounting before restoring power

This I/D (intake/draft) fan motor replaces the appliance's paint-system fan to restore proper airflow during finishing. It helps re-establish consistent ventilation so the paint/finish area maintains intended airflow for proper operation. What it does

• Drives the intake/draft fan assembly to move air through the paint/finishing chamber
• Restores airflow lost from a failed or noisy motor
• Helps reduce uneven finishing caused by poor circulation
• Eliminates unusual fan noise or a fan that won't run

• Disconnect power to the appliance before beginning work to avoid shock
• Handle with care; mounting brackets and sheet metal edges may be sharp
• Verify motor shaft alignment and mounting orientation before final tightening

This electrical fuse protects your appliance's circuitry by opening the circuit when a fault or overload occurs. Replacing a blown fuse restores safe power flow and helps prevent further electrical damage. What it does:

• Protects the appliance's electrical circuit by interrupting power if an overcurrent condition occurs
• Stops power to control boards or motors when the original fuse has blown
• Common symptom: appliance has no power or will not start despite power at the outlet
• Common symptom: intermittent power or repeated fuse failure indicating an underlying fault

• One replacement fuse

• Disconnect power (unplug appliance or switch off circuit breaker) before servicing
• Verify the fuse is the correct OEM part number and is visibly blown before replacing
• Avoid touching live terminals; use insulated tools if needed
• If the new fuse blows again, stop and diagnose the underlying issue

A compressor protector that helps prevent compressor damage by interrupting power when the motor overheats or draws excessive current. Replaces a failed protector to restore proper compressor protection and help avoid costly compressor replacement. What it does:

• Senses excessive heat or current at the compressor and opens the circuit to stop the compressor from running.
• Helps prevent compressor burnout and wiring damage caused by overheating or locked-rotor conditions.
• Common symptom linkage: refrigerator runs but cooling is poor or compressor will not start and only hums intermittently.
• Works with the compressor start system to improve reliability when the protector is functioning correctly.

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair.
• Mount and connect the protector to the compressor terminals exactly as the original part was installed.
• Handle terminals carefully to avoid bending or damaging compressor leads.
• If the compressor or start components show other signs of failure, inspect the start relay, overload, and wiring; replace any damaged parts.