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UE10D33B (ASWBFRD) LG Air Conditioner - Overview

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Remote Control Assembly – Part Number: AKB73795706
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Remote Control Assembly
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This remote control is a device for adjusting your air conditioner settings. It requires two AAA batteries for operation. A malfunctioning remote control may have unresponsive buttons or signs of physical damage. You may also notice that your air conditioner does not consistently or promptly respond to commands from the remote control. You will then need to operate your unit manually, which can be inconvenient and limit access to certain features. Please note that this OEM replacement part is sold individually, and batteries are not included.
Fan Assembly,Axial – Part Number: 5900AR1173A
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Fan Assembly,Axial
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The fan assembly or condenser fan blade fits on the motor shaft and circulates air over the condenser. This cools the refrigerant before it enters the evaporator. If the fan assembly in your room air conditioner is not operating properly, you will need to replace it with this part. This fan assembly has 5 blades and is approximately 14-1/2 inches in diameter. It is made of white plastic. You will need to open your air conditioner, and most likely remove it from the wall/window to complete this repair. Be sure to disconnect power to the unit before you begin this repair.
Electric Heater – Part Number: 5300A20003A
$152.44
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Panel,Control – Part Number: 3720A10305A
$22.47
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Panel,Control
Part #3720A10305A
Capacitor – Part Number: EAE43285408
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Capacitor
Part #EAE43285408
If your air conditioner is not blowing cold air, the problem may be in the capacitor. If the capacitor fails, the compressor will not start and the fan will only blow warm air. The compressor and capacitor are located inside the cabinet and to gain access you will need to remove the cover. If the capacitor does not show any visible signs of damage you may require a qualified technician to test it. Make sure that the replacement capacitor has the same specifications as the original. NOTE: Because capacitors carry a charge even when the unit is disconnected from the power, use extra caution when performing this repair.
FILTER,AIR – Part Number: 5230A20007D
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FILTER,AIR
Part #5230A20007D
This part is the replacement air filter for your room air conditioner. It is framed by white plastic and is approximately 18 inches wide and 8.5 inches long. The air filter protects your home from airborne dirt, dust, and other particles. If the air filter is damaged, it can allow these particles to pass through, and become distributed around your home. A damaged air filter will need to be replaced. This part is sold individually and is an OEM part sourced directly from the manufacturer.
Thermistor,NTC – Part Number: 6323A20003F
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Thermistor,NTC
Part #6323A20003F
Damper,Compressor – Part Number: 4H00982C
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Damper,Compressor
Part #4H00982C
Frame – Part Number: 4918A20001A
$36.85
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Frame
Part #4918A20001A
Room Air Conditioner Fan Bracket – Part Number: 4960A20005A
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POWER CORD ASSEMBLY – Part Number: EAD63469507
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POWER CORD ASSEMBLY
Part #EAD63469507
Fan,Turbo – Part Number: 5900A20009B
$60.51
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Fan,Turbo
Part #5900A20009B
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Motor mount broke due to imbalance caused by mud dobber nests.
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  • Travis from LOUISVILLE, IL
  • Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Nutdriver, Screw drivers
Pulled PTAC out of wall sleeve, unhook wire harness from control area, remove condenser shroud and motor and fan blade all at the same time. Replaced motor bracket and re-installed in reverse order.
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Capacitor went out
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  • Al from CROSS PLAINS, TX
  • Really Easy
  • 30 - 60 mins
  • Pliers, Screw drivers
Unplugged and replugged everything and it worked very easy job thank you
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fan had stripped out and was replacing.
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  • Douglas from ENGLEWOOD, TN
  • Very Difficult
  • 1- 2 hours
  • Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
very tight working situations. made a mistake with a delicate piece of the fan and broke it and that rendered the part unuseful. Since I broke it I considered it to be my fault and just threw it away. Ordered another from another company hoping that just maybe it would be more durable. It arrived in only 4 days. Yours took well over a week to arrive. Thanks for asking for my experience.
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