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ASC0 Air Conditioner - Overview

Models starting with ASC0

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BEARING – Part Number: 4280A20004M
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BEARING
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Unusual noise from an indoor blower can be caused by a worn blower wheel bearing. This replacement bearing provides a smooth support point that allows the wheel to rotate while moving air across the room. Inspect the wheel for cracks, dirt, rubbing marks, or looseness, since these problems can produce similar sounds. Turn off the unit at the breaker and verify that power is disconnected before opening the cabinet. Keep track of screws, clips, and wheel position during removal. Install the bearing in the correct direction, avoid forcing it into place, and spin the wheel by hand to check for rubbing before reassembly.
Remote Control – Part Number: AKB74375404
$79.80
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Remote Control
Part #AKB74375404
AC Fan Motor – Part Number: 4681A20122B
$238.59
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AC Fan Motor
Part #4681A20122B
This outdoor DC motor assembly is a genuine replacement component designed for use in air conditioning and heat pump systems. It powers the outdoor fan, which circulates air across the condenser coils to support efficient cooling and heating. By converting electrical energy into rotational motion, the motor helps regulate airflow and maintain consistent temperature control. A failing motor may cause symptoms such as reduced airflow, unusual noise, vibration, or a humming sound without rotation. Replacing the motor can restore proper operation, improve energy efficiency, and reduce noise. Installation should be performed with the power disconnected to ensure safety. This part is compatible with select models and should be verified for fit before installation.
Fan Assembly,Propeller – Part Number: 5901A10033A
$53.20
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Fan Assembly,Propeller
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This propeller fan assembly circulates air efficiently to support cooling, ventilation, or heat distribution. Balanced airflow helps protect internal components from overheating and improves performance consistency. Replacing a worn fan restores quiet operation and dependable airflow throughout the system.
Rotary Selector Switch – Part Number: WJ26X10017
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Rotary Selector Switch
Part #WJ26X10017
THERMISTOR ASSEMBLY,NTC – Part Number: EBG61106816
$33.69
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THERMISTOR ASSEMBLY,NTC
Part #EBG61106816
Thermistor,NTC – Part Number: 6323A20002L
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Thermistor,NTC
Part #6323A20002L
Damper,Compressor – Part Number: 4H00982C
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Damper,Compressor
Part #4H00982C
Motor Assembly,DC,Stepping – Part Number: 4681A20042E
$26.82
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Motor Assembly,DC,Stepping
Part #4681A20042E
THERMISTOR,NTC – Part Number: 6323A20004C
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THERMISTOR,NTC
Part #6323A20004C
Relay,Contact – Part Number: EBB54114401
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Relay,Contact
Part #EBB54114401
THERMOSTAT – Part Number: WJ28X10016
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THERMOSTAT
Part #WJ28X10016

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Motor Assembly, DC, Stepping had quit working which caused the loover on the front of the air conditioner to remain open
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  • DOUG from SHERIDAN, WY
  • A Bit Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Screw drivers
Main problem was removing the cowling from the LG head unit as I had no instructions on how to do it. I had watched the previous technicians that had worked on the unit remove it. Once the cowling is removed all that needs done is remove the 2 mounting screws and unplug the old motor, plug in the new motor and remount it with the 2 screws . Then the cowling has to be reinstalled.
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