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Aircon Parts

Use this category when a part replacement is proposed and you need to verify whether symptoms truly point there.

50 part-by-part guides for Singapore homes. Use these pages to compare symptom overlap, avoid premature replacement, and understand what should be verified before approving part scope.

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Parts Guide

Aircon Filter Drier

Some refrigerant repairs involve a filter drier in the refrigerant path. Learn how filter-drier issues differ from leaks, metering faults, and compressor-side faults.

Parts Guide

Aircon Flare Joint

Slow gas loss can come from a leaking flare joint. Learn how flare-joint leaks differ from coil leaks and service valve leaks before any top-up is recommended.

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Aircon Float Switch

Aircon keeps shutting off from a drain issue? Learn how float switch faults differ from drain blockage, drain pan faults, and other shutdown causes.

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Aircon Four-Way Valve

On heat-capable systems, a four-way valve can affect mode switching and cooling behavior. Learn how four-way-valve faults differ from compressor and control faults.

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Aircon Indoor Fan Motor

Weak room airflow can come from motor fault or blocked filters. Learn which checks separate the two.

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Aircon Indoor PCB

Indoor PCB faults can look like wiring or sensor problems. Learn which checks confirm board failure.

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Aircon Indoor Thermistor

Indoor thermistor faults can cause early cut-off and warm rooms. Learn which checks confirm if replacement is really needed.

Parts Guide

Aircon Indoor Unit Insulation Foam

Indoor sweating and drip patterns can come from damaged internal insulation foam. Learn how insulation-foam faults differ from drain leaks and coil icing.

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Aircon Interconnect Communication Wire

Indoor and outdoor units must pass signals through the interconnect wire. Learn how communication-wire faults differ from PCB faults and terminal connection faults.

Parts Guide

Aircon Inverter Power Module (IPM)

No cooling, trips, or unstable inverter behavior can involve the inverter power module. Learn how IPM faults differ from outdoor PCB, compressor, and sensor faults.

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Aircon IR Receiver

Remote commands not reaching the indoor unit? Learn how IR receiver faults differ from remote battery issues and indoor PCB faults.

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Aircon Louvre Swing Motor

Swing flap not moving or stuck in one angle? Learn how louvre swing motor faults differ from vane linkage jams, remote issues, and indoor PCB faults.

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Aircon Louvre Vane Linkage

Flap movement problems can come from broken louvre linkage parts. Learn how vane linkage faults differ from swing motor faults and command issues.

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Aircon Noise Filter (EMI Filter)

Some outdoor units use an EMI or noise filter in the power path. Learn how EMI filter faults differ from fuse, isolator, and outdoor PCB faults.

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Aircon Outdoor Fan Blade

Outdoor noise, vibration, or weak heat release can come from a damaged fan blade. Learn how fan-blade faults differ from motor faults and bracket vibration.

Parts Guide

Aircon Outdoor Fan Motor

A failing outdoor fan motor traps heat in the system. Learn which checks confirm motor-related failure.

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Aircon Outdoor PCB

Outdoor PCB faults can look like compressor failure. Learn which checks confirm board failure.

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Aircon Outdoor PCB Fuse

No outdoor response can come from a blown outdoor PCB fuse. Learn how fuse faults differ from terminal, PCB, and power-switch faults.

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Aircon Outdoor Reactor or Choke

Some inverter outdoor units use a reactor or choke in the power path. Learn how reactor-path faults differ from IPM, outdoor PCB, and sensor faults.

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Aircon Outdoor Run Capacitor

A weak run capacitor can sound like a dead compressor. Learn which checks separate capacitor and compressor faults.

Next Step

If the issue starts from a room behavior (not a part diagnosis), use the symptom guides first and narrow the likely fault path before comparing replacements.

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