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Kenmore
Central Air Conditioner

Model # 1068700770 Official Kenmore air conditioner

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Cement 797403

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Cement

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Screw 487910
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Screw

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Screw 488979
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Screw

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Valve Kit 978026

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Capacitor 996503
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Capacitor

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Valve Kit 978030

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Valve kit

Part #978030

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Refrigerant Access Valve, 5/8-in 978029

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Refrigerant access valve, 5/8-in

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Bracket Support 644281
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Bracket support

Part #644281

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Screw 488017
Screw

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Screw, 8 X 1 488480
Screw, 8 x 1

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