Parts for Ge AZ38H15DABM1: 04 - Unit Parts

Fix an air conditioner that won't cool properly or cycles on and off. This thermistor holder secures the temperature sensor for accurate readings.

Internal wire for air conditioner electrical connections. Replace if wire is frayed, damaged, or has broken connectors affecting unit assembly.

This condenser assembly replaces the refrigerator's condenser coil to help dissipate heat from the cooling system and maintain proper cooling performance. It's a direct-fit service part used during condenser or cooling repairs. What it does:

• Condenses refrigerant from gas to liquid so the refrigerator can reject heat
• Helps maintain correct operating temperature by allowing efficient heat transfer
• Commonly replaced when condenser damage, corrosion, or restricted airflow impairs cooling
• Can reduce compressor run time and improve cooling consistency when functioning properly

• One condenser assembly

• Ensure power is disconnected before service
• Handle coils carefully to avoid bending fins or causing punctures to refrigerant lines
• May require removal of rear access panels and reconnection of mounting brackets; follow OEM service instructions

Rubber cushion that mounts under the compressor to isolate vibration and prevent metal contact. Replace if worn, cracked, missing, or fallen off.

Air conditioner not heating or cooling properly? The reversing valve body controls refrigerant flow direction in heat pump systems. Essential for mode switching.

Protective cover that shields the compressor unit on outdoor air conditioners. Replace when cracked, broken, or missing to protect internal components.

Replacement protector spring for room air conditioners. Secures internal components and absorbs vibration. Install if original is broken or missing.

Replacement stud bolt for air conditioner units. Secures internal components and housing panels. Order a new bolt if yours is stripped, broken, or missing.

Special mounting screw for air conditioner assembly. Replace if screw is stripped, missing, or damaged during maintenance or installation work.