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FAH106J1T2 Frigidaire Air Conditioner

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AIR HANDLING PARTS Diagram and Parts List for Frigidaire Air Conditioner
AIR HANDLING PARTS
CABINET FRONT AND WRAPPER Diagram and Parts List for Frigidaire Air Conditioner
CABINET FRONT AND WRAPPER
COMPRESSOR PARTS Diagram and Parts List for Frigidaire Air Conditioner
COMPRESSOR PARTS
CONTROLS Diagram and Parts List for Frigidaire Air Conditioner
CONTROLS
COVER Diagram and Parts List for Frigidaire Air Conditioner
COVER
WINDOW MOUNTING PARTS Diagram and Parts List for Frigidaire Air Conditioner
WINDOW MOUNTING PARTS
WIRING DIAGRAM Diagram and Parts List for Frigidaire Air Conditioner
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Molded Plastic Air Filter – Part Number: 309628204
No Longer Available
SCREW – Part Number: 131202300
$25.25
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Vertical Louver – Part Number: 309628104
This plastic vertical louver is three inches long.
No Longer Available
Retaining Clip – Part Number: 309329801
$33.20
This white retaining clip is a little over two inches long.
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Control Knob – Part Number: 309307012
This knob accepts a D-shaped shaft.
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LOUVER Assembly – Part Number: 309629304
$82.46
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Fan Motor - 3 Speed – Part Number: 309647503
$102.57
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SCREW – Part Number: 5303211311
$25.25
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TRIM – Part Number: 309628604
$23.95
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Temperature Control Thermostat – Part Number: 5304408746
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TRIM FRAME-SIDES – Part Number: 309628603
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FAN BLADE – Part Number: 309629102
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Customer:
Robert L from Bonaire, GA
Parts Used:
5303291523
Difficulty Level:
Really Easy
Total Repair Time:
30 - 60 mins
Tools:
Nutdriver
cheap capacitor blew up
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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