This DC motor assembly powers internal airflow or movement within the appliance. Efficient motor operation supports quiet performance and consistent operation. Replacing a failing motor restores reliable function and overall system efficiency.
This main PCB assembly is a critical component in select air conditioning units, functioning as the central control system that regulates temperature, processes user commands, and manages overall operation. Often including integrated elements such as a timer and overlay, this power control board ensures smooth and efficient performance. E...Read morengineered to meet OEM standards, it supports reliable cooling and system responsiveness. Installation should be performed with the unit powered off and appropriate safety precautions in place to ensure proper handling of electronic components.
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Abbas - For model number ARNU123B1G2
February 3, 2026
My indoor unit fan motor speed is not changing with thermostat.
Hi Abbas, thank you for contacting us. Ensure that the thermostat settings are correct. If they are fine, the issue could be with the main PCB assembly, part number PS12080476. It functions as the central control system that regulates temperature, processes user commands, and manages overall operation. We hope this solves your problem!