Panasonic central air conditioners help keep your home comfortable all year long. Powerful blowers, accurate controls and efficient evaporators in Panasonic central air conditioners typically last for many years. When your Panasonic central air conditioner doesn't cool like it should, trust Sears PartsDirect to have the replacement parts you need to fix the problem.
Common repair parts needed for Panasonic central air conditioners
Float switch. The float switch detects a clog in the evaporator condensate drain system. The float switch shuts off the central air conditioner if it detects water backing up into the evaporator
Air filter. The air filter is located at the intake of the blower assembly. It removes dust and debris from intake air.
Blower assembly. The blower assembly is the air handler that circulates air through the evaporator in the central air conditioner. It consists of an outer case, a blower motor and blower wheel.
Wall control thermostat. The wall control thermostat is a temperature control device that mounts on a wall inside your home. The thermostat monitors temperature inside your home and tells the central air conditioner when to start and stop.
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How to diagnose common Panasonic central air conditioner problems
Here are some central air conditioner problems you might run into, and what to do about them.
Won’t turn on. Check the house circuit breaker for the central air conditioner to make sure it’s turned on. Reset the circuit breaker if it’s tripped. Low air flow can also prevent the central air conditioner from working, so check the air filter and replace the filter if It’s clogged with lint. Check for a clogged evaporator condensate drain pipe because a drain clog can cause the central air conditioner to shut off.
Lack of air flow through the vents. A clogged air filter can prevent air from flowing through the vents, so replace the air filter if it’s clogged. If the filter isn’t clogged, a problem with the blower fan may be causing low air flow through the vents.
Makes lots of noise. Bearings in the blower fan can make loud squealing or screeching noise when the central air conditioner runs. Replace the blower fan if its bearings make noise while the fan runs.
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