Room Air Conditioner Parts

This transformer supplies the low-voltage power needed by the appliance's control and ignition systems, restoring proper operation of electronic controls and spark ignition when the original transformer fails. What it does:

• Converts incoming mains power into the low-voltage output used by control boards and igniters
• Supports reliable spark generation for gas ignition systems on compatible appliances
• Helps restore responsive electronic controls and displays when a failed transformer causes loss of power
• Prevents intermittent control or ignition failures caused by a defective transformer

• One transformer

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair to avoid shock or injury
• Handle wiring harnesses and connectors carefully; ensure secure connections and proper routing

This replacement front panel restores the appliance's appearance and protects internal components by covering the front cabinet and providing mounting for the console and door trim. Ideal when the existing panel is cracked, dented, or cosmetically worn. What it does:

• Covers the front of the appliance to protect internal parts from impact and debris
• Provides mounting points and alignment for the console, door trim, or lower access area
• Restores a flush, finished appearance to the appliance cabinet
• Commonly replaced for visible cracks, dents, peeling finish, or loose/misaligned trim

• Disconnect power (and water if applicable) before starting any repair
• Remove surrounding trim, screws, or door as required to access panel fasteners
• Handle panel carefully to avoid scratching the finish; align tabs before seating screws
• Reuse original hardware unless new fasteners are explicitly required by the OEM

This hex flange nut secures components where a broader bearing surface is needed to resist loosening and distribute load. It fits 10-32 threaded studs and is used on fastened assemblies in appliances. What it does:

• Provides a secure threaded connection for 10-32 screws and studs
• Flange spreads clamping force to reduce panel or bracket damage
• Hex shape allows tightening with a wrench for a reliable hold
• Commonly replaces worn or missing nuts that cause loose panels or rattling

• One hex flange nut

• Use the correct 10-32 screw or stud and hand-start threads to avoid cross-threading
• Tighten with an appropriately sized wrench; do not overtighten to prevent thread or part damage
• Disconnect power and follow appliance safety instructions before servicing
• Replace only like-for-like; confirm size and thread match your application

This electronic PC board controls key appliance functions and user interface signals so the unit responds correctly to button presses and cycles. Replacing a failed board restores electronic control without replacing other modules. What it does:

• Receives input from the control panel and sends commands to motors, valves, heaters, and lights
• Manages timing and sequence for cycles and electronic features
• Can cause symptoms like an unresponsive control panel, blank or erratic display, or failure to start cycles
• Helps resolve intermittent operation or loss of specific electronic functions when board failure is the confirmed cause

• One electronic PC board

• Disconnect power (unplug or trip circuit breaker) before starting work
• Handle the board by edges and avoid static discharge—use an ESD strap if available
• Verify connector orientation and seating; ensure all harnesses are fully engaged before testing
• Test appliance operation after installation; if other symptoms persist, further diagnostics may be required

This handheld remote control lets you operate your appliance from across the room, restoring full remote access to power, mode, temperature, and fan settings. Easy-to-read buttons make daily use simple and convenient. What it does:

• Sends IR commands to the appliance to change power, fan speed, mode, and temperature settings
• Replaces a lost, cracked, or unresponsive original remote to restore remote operation
• Helps troubleshoot whether the issue is remote-related versus appliance control panel
• Works with the appliance's existing receiver—no additional adapters required

• One handheld remote control

• Insert fresh batteries per polarity markings before first use
• Point remote at the appliance's IR receiver and allow a few seconds for the unit to respond
• If the remote does not work, check batteries and line-of-sight to the appliance; for pairing or sync steps
• For safety, dispose of old batteries properly and keep remotes away from heat and moisture

This electronic control board manages the oven/range control functions and user interface, restoring normal display, key/button response, and timed cooking operations when the original board fails. Replaces a damaged or nonresponsive console control module. What it does:

• Controls the range/oven user interface, display, and timed/automatic cooking functions
• Can cause blank display, unresponsive touchpads/buttons, or failed cycle starts when faulty
• Regulates input from controls to the appliance's relays and heating elements
• Helps restore normal electronic control and timed operation when replaced

• Disconnect power to the appliance before service to avoid shock or damage
• Use proper ESD precautions when handling the board; avoid touching components or contacts
• Remove the console or access panel per the appliance service instructions to reach the board
• Keep screws and connectors organized; verify all wire connectors are fully seated before power-up

This electronic control board governs the refrigerator's primary functions, providing reliable temperature and defrost control for proper operation. Replacing a faulty board restores electronic control of cooling and timed cycles. What it does:

• Controls compressor, evaporator fan, defrost timer and other main functions to regulate temperature
• Manages electronic temperature settings and user interface signals
• Stops or corrects erratic cycling caused by a failed control board
• Resolves symptoms like unresponsive controls, no cooling, or intermittent defrost cycles

• Disconnect power before accessing or replacing the control board to avoid shock or damage
• Handle the board carefully; avoid static discharge and protect connectors from bending
• Some models require removing interior panels or control housing for access—keep track of screws and wire positions