This is a fan blade and it is made for an air conditioner unit, it may also be known as a room condenser fan. The blade is black and has a roughly 13-inch outer diameter. The function of this piece is to blow air over the condenser, which will cool the refrigerant and eventually cool the area. The tools you will need to make this repair i...Read morenclude a pair of pliers, a screwdriver set, and a socket set. Before making this repair, make sure to unplug your air conditioning unit.
The front panel is the grille that covers the front of your air conditioner unit. It is white in color and measures approximately 24 inches long and 9 inches wide. The front panel protects the interior of the unit by not allowing anything to get into the appliance and providing a shield to the internal parts. We recommend keeping the fron...Read moret panel clean to ensure no dust and debris builds up. Build up can cause the unit to not function as efficiently as possible. No tools required for this repair. The front panel should snap into place.
The louvers are located behind the grille attached to a link. They are used to control the air flow, increase heating and cooling efficiency of the air conditioner. They can be open or closed by using the handle on the link. This part is sold individually.
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condenser fan broken
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James from Canyon, TX
Really Easy
1- 2 hours
Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
pulled the cover off a/c, removed shroud covering fan. replaced the fan, reassembled a/c. works great.ty
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cheap capacitor blew up
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Robert L from Bonaire, GA
Really Easy
30 - 60 mins
Nutdriver
removed unit out of cabnet, removed three retaining screws disconnect bad unit and installed the new one gave it a trail run a few minutes replaced screws and placed unit back in cabnet, work great. thanks
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The was piece of the fan that was broken off.
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Stephanie from Dorchester, MA
Really Easy
15 - 30 mins
Screw drivers
First removed the screw that held the ac together and then took old fan off replaced with new one.