Mitsubishi Electric Air Conditioner Lower Vane

Replacement lower horizontal vane for Mitsubishi Electric wall mounted split system indoor units. This is the wide moulded flap across the bottom of the outlet that directs the airflow up or down and closes over the outlet when the unit is off. It is thin plastic on small pivots and it snaps easily, usually at one end or where the drive arm connects.

Part Numbers

• E2299G041 – Mitsubishi Electric part number

Our SKU for this item is HAO_0006047.

OEM Genuine

This is an OEM genuine part. It is made by the original equipment manufacturer, the same company in the same factory that made the part fitted to your appliance when it was built, and it carries their part number. It is supplied to us without the appliance brand retail packaging, and that is the only reason it costs less than a boxed part bought from the brand. The part itself is the same part.

Suitable Brand

• Mitsubishi Electric

Suitable Models

MSZ-AP22VGD-A1, MSZ-AP25VGD-A1, MSZ-AP35VGD-A1, MSZ-AP42VGD-A1, MSZ-AP50VGD-A1, MSZ-AP22VGD-A2, MSZ-AP25VGD-A2, MSZ-AP35VGD-A2, MSZ-AP42VGD-A2, MSZ-AP50VGD-A2, MSZ-AP22VGKD-A1, MSZ-AP22VGKD-A2, MSZ-AP25VGKD-A2, MSZ-AP35VGKD-A2, MSZ-AP42VGKD-A2, MSZ-AP50VGKD-A2

The vane differs between the AP series capacities and revisions, so check the full model number including the suffix on the indoor unit before ordering. It is printed on a label on the right hand side of the unit behind the front cover.

When to Replace the Vane

• The vane is cracked, snapped at one end or has come off its pivot
• The vane hangs open and will not close when the unit is switched off
• The vane rattles or buzzes when the fan runs
• The unit reports a vane motor fault because the arm has broken away
• The airflow can no longer be directed and blows straight down or straight out only

Fitting

Isolate the unit at the isolator or the switchboard before touching it. The vane flexes out of its pivots – ease one end out first, then the other, and unclip the drive arm from the vane motor. Fit the new vane the same way, arm end first, and check it swings through its full travel by hand before restoring power. Take care not to over-flex the new vane; the pivot lugs snap easily when cold. Any work beyond changing the vane on a split system must be done by a licensed refrigeration mechanic.

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