Fft1814q Parts

This is a centrifugal blower wheel that mounts on the fan motor shaft inside the air conditioner to circulate air through the unit. It draws air across the evaporator coil and pushes conditioned air into the room. Replace this blower wheel if you notice reduced airflow, unusual rattling or vibrating noises, or if the wheel's fins are cracked, broken, or clogged with debris that cannot be cleaned.

If your air conditioner won't start or runs weakly, the capacitor may have failed. This part stores electrical energy to start the compressor and fan.

Air conditioner not cooling or making loud noises? A damaged fan blade disrupts airflow. This replacement part restores proper cooling in 30-45 minutes.

Air conditioner not cooling or won't start? This compressor replacement part restores cooling performance. Professional installation recommended.

Fix your air conditioner that won't cool or runs constantly with this condenser. Essential sealed system component for restoring proper cooling performance.

Replace a malfunctioning control panel when buttons stop responding or the display fails. Restores temperature and mode selection on room air conditioners.

Fix poor cooling or warm air from your room air conditioner with a new condenser coil. Restores efficient heat transfer and cooling performance.

Front grille panel for room air conditioners. Covers the unit's front and directs airflow. Replace if cracked, broken, or discolored from age.

This evaporator coil circulates refrigerant inside the freezer compartment to absorb heat and enable the cooling cycle. Replacing a damaged or corroded coil restores proper cold distribution and helps the appliance reach normal temperatures. What it does:

• Absorbs heat from the freezer compartment as part of the refrigeration cycle
• Allows refrigerant to evaporate and carry heat away from the cabinet
• Commonly replaced for frost buildup, poor cooling, or visible coil damage
• Works with the evaporator fan and defrost system to maintain even temperatures

• One evaporator coil as shown

• Requires access to the freezer back panel; follow for step-by-step removal
• Disconnect power before servicing to prevent shock or compressor damage
• Handle refrigerant lines carefully; if refrigerant must be opened, recover/recharge system
• Inspect surrounding components (evaporator fan, defrost heater/thermostat) while replacing for best results