This fan assembly or also known as a condenser fan blade is used in air conditioners. The blade fits onto the motor shaft and distributes air over the condenser to cool the refrigerant before it goes into the evaporator. This part blows air parallel to the motor shaft which the blade rotates on to successfully circulate the air. It is mad...Read moree from white plastic. *Please note: This part is sold individually. This part comes with a slinger ring. Refer to the manual provided by the manufacturer for installation instructions and further guidance.
The installation kit contains the hardware you need to install the room air conditioner in a window. The kit also includes the accordion filler panels, installation brackets and seal.
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Kimberly - For model number LW1511ER
June 14, 2021
Makes loud buzz noise every few mins, wont cool, when you turn it on fan mode, noise goes away, still not cooling. Do I need a new unit?
Hello Kimberly, Thank you for the question. A buzzing and not cooling could mean the compressor may not be working properly and would need to be replaced. We hope this helps.
Compressor stays on cool and won’t kick off to fan and when unit is turned off it makes a humming noise I have to unplug it
Hello D, thank you for your question! A humming sound could be a sign that the air conditioner's capacitor, part number PS3533468, is bad. Glad to be of help!
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Unit would not turn on.
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Tim from Chapel Hill, NC
Easy
Less than 15 mins
Screw drivers
1 - Unbolted a/c unit from window cover - 2 - pulled internal unit forward to reveal display and controller area - 3 - used #1 phillips to remove screws to open cover - 4 - removed display assembly by disconnecting ribbon cable from main pcb - 5 - removed old pcb from display assembly 4 small phillips screws - 6 - reused ribbon cable and
... Read more temp probe in new pcb and installed new pcb into display assembly - 7 - installed updated display assembly - 8 - closed controller assembly - 9 - restored a/c unit to window frame cover - 10 rebolted connections to window cover - 11 - started a/c unit!
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Broken fan assembly
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Drucilla from Vinita, OK
Really Easy
30 - 60 mins
Screw drivers, Socket set
everything went great and was just as planned. We now have cool air in the shop for us to do our handy work. Thanks, Dale Heltzel