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The Thermistor is an OEM replacement part for Frigidaire room air conditioners. Located within the air conditioner unit, the thermistor accurately monitors and regulates the equipment's internal air temperature. Precisely calibrated at the factory, the thermistor allows the unit to continuously achieve and maintain the preset cooling level preferred by the user.
Symptoms of a bad thermistor include:
Causes can be age-related deterioration of sensing components, moisture exposure damaging circuitry, or loose wiring connections preventing exact temperature measurement over time. This OEM thermistor restores precise temperature control.
Replacing a faulty thermistor prevents improper compressor cycling which wastes energy. Compatible with Electrolux, Gibson, Kelvinator, and Kenmore models.
Usually ships within 4 - 14 days
Mounting bracket for room air conditioners. Secures and supports the unit in the window frame. Replace if bent, rusted, cracked, or missing hardware.
This is a blower wheel used in a room air conditioner to circulate air through the unit. It mounts on the blower motor shaft and spins to draw air across the evaporator or condenser coils. Replace this part if the air conditioner produces weak airflow, unusual rattling or vibrating noises, or if the wheel is cracked or has broken fins.
This is a thermistor-style temperature sensor that monitors the evaporator coil temperature in a room air conditioner. It sends temperature readings to the control board so the unit can regulate cooling cycles and prevent the evaporator from freezing over. Replace this sensor if the air conditioner runs continuously without cycling off, fails to cool properly, displays an error code, or if the evaporator coil ices up excessively.
Replaced thermistor and PC board . Not exactly sure which one fixed it but in guessing the pc board and the thermistor wasnt but $15.00 or something so we decided just to change it too .. And use a small piece of masking tape on small screws removi g the pc board and you wo t have to fight with it so much . And you can number your wires or we just unscrewed board and took one wire at a time and connected on other board Oh , and unplug before you start . :-) Lisa from Mississippi... Read more
Seal kit for air conditioners. Replace when you notice air leaks, reduced cooling efficiency, or moisture intrusion. Verify fit with your model number.
Front panel link connector for room air conditioners. Secures and connects the front panel assembly. Replace if broken, cracked, or missing to restore panel fit.
Front panel for room air conditioners. Covers the front housing and provides finished appearance. Replace if cracked, broken, or discolored.
Front panel for room air conditioners. Covers the front of the unit for a finished appearance. Replace if cracked, faded, damaged, or missing.
Molded louver vent grille that directs airflow and covers the air opening on your room air conditioner. Replace if cracked, broken, or missing.
This is the fan motor that drives the blower or condenser fan in a room air conditioner, circulating air across the evaporator and condenser coils. It is essential for proper cooling and air distribution. Replace this motor if the unit is not blowing air, runs but does not cool effectively, or if you hear grinding or humming noises coming from the fan area.
This refrigerator door handle provides a stable grip for opening and closing the door and restores the door's original appearance and function. Designed as a direct-fit replacement where this OEM-style handle is specified. What it does
Replace a cracked, broken, or missing holder in your room air conditioner. This structural component secures internal parts in place during operation.
This scroll is the replaceable spiral element used inside a refrigeration compressor to compress refrigerant and restore proper cooling performance. It's the OEM-design component that engages with the mating scroll to form the compression chambers. What it does:
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