DMC24DB1 (AMBAHCI) LG Air Conditioner - Overview
Sections of the DMC24DB1
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BEARING
PartSelect #: PS12075835
Manufacturer #: 4280A20004M
Experience quality and durability with the LG Air Conditioner Blower Wheel Heat Pump Bearing. This genuine LG product ensures optimal performance of your room air conditioner by allowing the blower wh...
$11.41
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Fan Assembly,Cross Flow
PartSelect #: PS3528642
Manufacturer #: 5901A20017H
This is a cross flow fan assembly for an air conditioner. This is a genuine replacement part sourced directly from the original manufacturer. A cross flow fan assembly is a key part of your air condit...
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Capacitor
PartSelect #: PS3620459
Manufacturer #: 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 capa...
$51.42
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Motor Assembly,AC,Outdoor
PartSelect #: PS3523138
Manufacturer #: 4681A20008E
Upgrade your LG air conditioner with this genuine OEM Outdoor Fan AC Motor Assembly. Perfectly designed to fit select models, this motor assembly works diligently to circulate air through the condense...
$191.33
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Common Symptoms of the DMC24DB1
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Plastic fan broke when I attempted to clean it
The inside air blower for the LG mini-split collects lint and clogs up. Removing the broken blade requires removing the outer plastic housings, then screws at each end of the blower housing. Some screws at the control end require removing the control units first. There is a set screw that connects the fan to the motor shaft at the control
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end. There is a missing blade in the fan to allow access. This screw was lock-tighted in place and required significant force to loosen. The new fan took some wiggling to get it onto the shaft. Then replace the screws at each end of the fan housing, followed by the control unit screws, and the plastic outer covers. It was not an easy job. I used more care with a small bottle brush to clean the second fan unit and avoided breaking that fan.
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Donna from Austin, TX
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Difficulty Level:Difficult
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Total Repair Time:1- 2 hours
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Tools:Nutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers, Socket set
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Capacitor went out
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Al from CROSS PLAINS, TX
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Difficulty Level:Really Easy
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Total Repair Time:30 - 60 mins
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Tools:Pliers, Screw drivers
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