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MR24Y3J (AWHBFRD) LG Air Conditioner - Overview

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Damper,Compressor – Part Number: 4H00982E
$8.55
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Damper,Compressor
Part #4H00982E
Fan,Propeller – Part Number: MDG37708601
$143.88
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Fan,Propeller
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Part #MDG37708601
This propeller fan is designed to maintain optimal airflow in air conditioning and heat pump systems, ensuring efficient heating and cooling performance. It circulates conditioned air evenly throughout the space, helping regulate temperature and improve comfort. Built from durable materials, the fan supports system longevity and energy efficiency. If you notice unusual noises, reduced airflow, or uneven cooling, replacing the fan can restore proper operation. Confirm compatibility with your unit before installation.
MOTOR ASSEMBLY,DC,INDOOR – Part Number: 4681A20172Q
$207.88
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MOTOR ASSEMBLY,DC,INDOOR
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This DC motor assembly is a genuine replacement component designed for the outdoor unit of select LG ductless and window air conditioners. It powers the fan responsible for circulating air over the condensing coil, a critical function that supports cooling efficiency and overall system performance. By converting electrical energy into mechanical motion, the motor helps maintain proper airflow and temperature regulation. If your air conditioner is not blowing cold air or fails to turn on, a faulty motor may be the cause. Installation should be performed with the power disconnected to ensure safety. This OEM part is engineered for a precise fit and reliable operation, but users should verify compatibility with their specific model before installation due to variations in size and design.
Fuse,Time Delay – Part Number: 6900AQ9028D
$19.30
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Fuse,Time Delay
Part #6900AQ9028D
COVER ASSEMBLY,TOP(OUTDO – Part Number: ACQ73019508
$87.98
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COVER ASSEMBLY,TOP(OUTDO
Part #ACQ73019508
PCB ASSEMBLY,INV(ONBOARDING) – Part Number: EBR83796503
$448.67
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PCB ASSEMBLY,INV(ONBOARDING)
Part #EBR83796503
This inverter PCB assembly regulates voltage and current to the compressor in select air conditioning and heat pump systems, helping optimize performance, reduce operating noise, and improve energy efficiency. It plays a critical role in controlling the inverter for proper cooling and heating operation, and replacement may be necessary if the unit will not power on or operates erratically. Designed for outdoor unit installation, the board supports reliable system performance and long-term durability. Installation typically involves disconnecting power, accessing the outdoor unit control compartment, transferring wiring connections carefully, and securing the new board in place before restoring power.
Bracket Assembly,Motor – Part Number: ABA32344701
$78.77
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Bracket Assembly,Motor
Part #ABA32344701
Cover – Part Number: MCK47976001
$28.42
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Cover
Part #MCK47976001
Cover Assembly,Control(Outdoor) – Part Number: ACQ36712504
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COMPRESSOR SET,KOREA – Part Number: TBZ35798401
$581.71
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COMPRESSOR SET,KOREA
Part #TBZ35798401
PANEL ASSEMBLY,FRONT(OUT – Part Number: AGL32105614
$191.56
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PANEL ASSEMBLY,FRONT(OUT
Part #AGL32105614
BARRIER ASSEMBLY,OUTDOOR – Part Number: AAM34710905
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BARRIER ASSEMBLY,OUTDOOR
Part #AAM34710905
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Noisy motor
1 person found this instruction helpful.
  • Robert from Warwick, RI
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Socket set
Removed front, rear and side panel. matched up connector of old motor to new. unplugged old harness and plugged in new motor before, I installed it to see if it worked. Ran and sounded great. Took old motor off and replaced with new. All good.
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Squealing fan motor outside unit minisplit
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  • Chris from Doylestown, PA
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Screw drivers, Socket set
First let me say that I was searching for a fan motor for my Friedrich minisplit. Friedrich and their main parts supplier said the part is unavailable with no alternative part. I was searching by the condenser model number only ( MR36Y3J ) and found the exact same unit from LG. The parts diagrams were identical and Partselect had the exac t part I needed. It fit perfectly and now not only is my unit quiet, I’m not forced to replace the whole mini split system. $200 and an hour of my time versus $8k.

The installation was a piece of cake, and I have never opened any hvac equipment previously. Disconnected power, opened it up, verified the part and replaced it after cleaning up the unit with a shop vac. A fan motor is not a complicated part but they come in specific sizes, duty cycles, wiring. It was literally a few screws to open the case, a fan blade bolt, and 3 bolts on the motor. The wire connection was exact and easy to route to the main logic board.

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