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INSTALLATION KIT
$57.30
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12171735
Manufacturer Part Number
WJ01X21740
Safe window mounting depends on hardware that supports the air conditioner and closes the open spaces around it. Bent brackets, torn seals, or broken side panels can cause noise, air leaks, and poor alignment. Inspect the window and existing mounting points before replacing the kit. Match every piece to the full appliance model, since kit contents may vary. Disconnect power, have a helper hold the unit during installation, and fasten it to a sound structure rather than relying on the window sash alone.
OVERLAY DISPLAY
$25.10
On Order
Fix Number
FIX12172179
Manufacturer Part Number
WP71X20874
SUSPENSION DAMPER
$35.34
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16217190
Manufacturer Part Number
WH03X29516
This suspension damper helps stabilize the appliance by absorbing movement and vibration during operation. It supports smooth performance and helps reduce noise or excessive motion. Replacing a worn damper restores proper balance and protects internal components from strain.
PTAC UI Control Board
$52.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX17626561
Manufacturer Part Number
WP26X31393
This user interface board is for room air conditioners. The user interface board processes the temperature and fan settings you choose. Shut off the house circuit breaker or unplug the room air conditioner before installing this part.
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THERMOSTAT KIT
$27.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12726999
Manufacturer Part Number
WP26X24981
This thermostat kit helps regulate temperature in certain room air conditioners and PTAC units, restoring proper heating and cooling when the original thermostat or sensor stops working. It includes the necessary wiring and an 8-pin connector, making it useful for units that aren’t maintaining set temperatures or aren’t responding to adjustments. This kit is designed for specific models, so confirming compatibility with your appliance before purchasing is recommended.
Indoor Fan
$119.71
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16874359
Manufacturer Part Number
WP73X32153
Weak airflow or poor cooling may be caused by a damaged indoor fan. The fan draws room air across the cold evaporator coil and sends the cooled air back into the room. Replacing a cracked or worn fan can improve airflow and reduce unwanted noise. Basic tools may be needed for installation. Unplug the air conditioner and confirm the exact model number before repair.
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BOOT GASKET CLAMP
$16.35
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX16217195
Manufacturer Part Number
WH05X29663
This clamp secures the boot gasket in place, ensuring a tight seal between connected components. Proper fastening helps prevent leaks and maintains alignment during operation. Replacing a loose or damaged clamp restores secure sealing and reliable performance.
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DOOR LOCK
$61.55
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12749276
Manufacturer Part Number
WH01X29528
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  • Lid or door won’t close
  • Locking Issues
  • Will Not Start
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BUSHING ID FAN Assembly
$15.26
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12298469
Manufacturer Part Number
WP01X21826
Smooth indoor airflow depends on the blower shaft staying properly supported and aligned. A damaged fan bushing may cause noise, wobbling, weak airflow, or rubbing inside the housing. Clean away debris and check the blower wheel and motor before ordering a replacement. Match the assembly to the full appliance model and parts diagram. Disconnect electrical power before service, avoid bending the shaft or coil fins, and have a qualified technician complete the repair if a capacitor or other electrical component must be handled.
KNOB
$14.95
In Stock
Fix Number
FIX12726857
Manufacturer Part Number
WJ12X24802
Easy control of a room air conditioner depends on a knob that grips its stem securely. Replace the knob if it spins freely, slips, or no longer points to the correct setting. Check the stem shape, knob color, and control markings before ordering because similar units may use different designs. Match the replacement to the full model number. Disconnect electrical power before removal, avoid twisting or bending the stem, and test each setting after the new knob is installed.

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