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Air filter

Bearing

Connector

Blower wheel

Capacitor Dual 40 + 5 mfd 440 volt Round

1/6 HP 208-230Volts 60Hertz 1.1Amps 810RPM Single Speed Closed Enclosure 48Y Frame Single Phase CW Rotation 2.5" Shaft

Screw, 10-24 3/8

Defrost control board

Single run capacitor 440V 7.5 mfd

Nut,lock

Run Capacitor. Single, Oval, 370 volt, 5 Microfarad.

Fan relay board

Run capacitor, single,10mfd,370 volts, oval

Air filter

Screw-grille mounting
Repair Clinic carries genuine OEM air conditioner parts for cooling system repairs, seasonal maintenance, and replacement part orders. Use your model number, part number, or part category to find AC parts that match your unit, including capacitors, contactors, fan motors, filters, compressors, control boards, vent grilles, exhaust hoses, nameplates, and hardware.
Popular air conditioner replacement parts include dual run capacitors, run capacitors, contactors, fan motors, blower wheels, fan blades, air filters, control boards, sensors, thermistors, compressors, duct connectors, exhaust hoses, vent grilles, drain parts, screws, and mounting hardware.
An air conditioner parts list helps you identify the right replacement part before ordering. Start with your AC model number, then compare the part name, part number, diagram location, product image, and repair description. This helps you match capacitors, contactors, fan motors, filters, compressors, and other AC parts to your exact unit.
The best way to find the right air conditioner part is to search by model number. Your model number helps match parts to the AC type, cooling capacity, electrical rating, cabinet design, and repair category. You can also search by part number if you already know the replacement part you need.
Use your air conditioner model number, part number, or part category. Searching by model number is usually the best option because it helps match parts to your AC unit type, cooling capacity, electrical rating, cabinet design, and repair need.
The model number is usually printed on the unit data plate or rating label. For central air conditioners, check the outdoor condenser cabinet or indoor air handler. For window and room air conditioners, check the side, back, frame, or control panel area.
The most commonly replaced air conditioner parts include capacitors, contactors, fan motors, air filters, blower wheels, fan blades, control boards, vent grilles, exhaust hoses, sensors, thermistors, and drain parts.
Yes. Repair Clinic lets you shop air conditioner parts online by model number, part number, brand, or part category. Product listings include photos, pricing, availability, and repair resources when available.
The model number is usually more useful than the serial number for finding AC replacement parts. A serial number may help confirm production details, but the model number is the better starting point for parts lookup.
If your air conditioner is not cooling, check the air filter, condenser coil, evaporator coil, capacitor, contactor, fan motor, blower wheel, and control board. Refrigerant and sealed-system repairs should be handled by a qualified HVAC technician.
Capacitors can store electrical charge even when the power is off. Match the microfarad rating, voltage rating, terminal style, and model compatibility before ordering. If you are not trained to service AC equipment, contact a qualified HVAC technician.
Yes. This page includes replacement parts for central air conditioners, window air conditioners, wall units, room air conditioners, and related AC systems. Use your model number to narrow the results to compatible parts.


Repair Clinic makes it easy to order air conditioner parts online. Search by model number, part number, or part category to find AC capacitors, contactors, fan motors, filters, compressors, control boards, vent grilles, exhaust hoses, drain parts, and other replacement parts. Product listings include photos, prices, stock status, and repair resources to help you choose the right part.
The fastest way to narrow this air conditioner catalog to parts that fit your unit is to start with its model number. Look for the rating label on the side or back of the cabinet; on central systems, check the exterior condenser or remove the access panel and inspect its inside surface. For window and portable models, the label may sit behind the front grille or inside the filter panel. Avoid using the serial number, which identifies your individual unit rather than the model. Type the model number into the search bar to narrow the full catalog to parts made for your air conditioner. That gives you a faster, more accurate match before you order.

Repair Clinic backs Air Conditioner owners with a full online repair library. Troubleshooting videos, common-symptom articles, part testing walkthroughs, exploded-view diagrams, and step-by-step installation guides cover the diagnostic and repair work for the most common problems. Confirm your part with the model number lookup, follow the video, and complete the repair the first time.

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