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AGN05LBG1 General Electric Air Conditioner - Overview

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Control Knob – Part Number: WJ12X10042
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Control Knob
Part #WJ12X10042
Blower Wheel – Part Number: WJ73X10040
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Blower Wheel
Part #WJ73X10040
The blower wheel is a squirrel cage-type wheel whose purpose is to move the air through the room or appliance.
CLAMP SPRING – Part Number: WJ03X10016
$19.30
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CLAMP SPRING
Part #WJ03X10016
ANTI - VIBRATION BUSHING – Part Number: WK01X10011
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ANTI - VIBRATION BUSHING
Part #WK01X10011
FILTER Assembly – Part Number: WJ85X10021
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FILTER Assembly
Part #WJ85X10021
FAN BLADE O/D – Part Number: WJ73X10041
$51.61
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FAN BLADE O/D
Part #WJ73X10041
MOTOR – Part Number: WJ94X10091
$134.86
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MOTOR
Part #WJ94X10091
SWITCH-ROTARY – Part Number: WJ26X10007
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SWITCH-ROTARY
Part #WJ26X10007
THERMOSTAT – Part Number: WJ28X10009
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THERMOSTAT
Part #WJ28X10009
USE GEH WJ35X229 – Part Number: WJ35X0229
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USE GEH WJ35X229
Part #WJ35X0229
C0NNECTOR Assembly – Part Number: WJ37X10012
$34.74
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C0NNECTOR Assembly
Part #WJ37X10012
GASKET -TERMINAL COVER – Part Number: WJ43X10006
$27.36
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GASKET -TERMINAL COVER
Part #WJ43X10006
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Blower wheel shaft snapped
7 of 7 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Robert from Harwich, MA
  • Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
Opened up the unit and was just able to move the front condenser(?) unit just enough out of the way to reach the compression clamp that held the blower shaft to the motor shaft. Removed the old blower wheel. Slid the new one on and after several tries was able to get the compression clamp/spring back on. Put it back together and it wor ks like a champ.
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