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Lennox Packaged Unit Parts

When you need your HVAC unit running in peak condition, check out the Lennox condenser coils we have at Parts Town. With our real OEM selection designed for the exact equipment, you can have peace of mind when making any important repair or conducting routine maintenance. If you’re in a hurry to get your Lennox evaporator coils, we also offer same day shipping on all in-stock items until 9 PM ET, Monday-Friday.

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Lennox Replacement Condenser and Evaporators

Whether you're dealing with the sweltering heat of summer or the biting cold of winter, your HVAC system is crucial for maintaining comfort. Over time, essential Lennox condenser coils can wear out or become damaged, necessitating a replacement to ensure your system continues to operate efficiently. Parts Town carries a variety of Carrier coil replacements to get everything you need right at your fingertips.

Condenser Coils vs. Evaporator Coils?

What is the difference between condenser and evaporator coils? Evaporator coils are on appliances and help them cool inside, keeping temperatures at an optimal or set range. Condenser coils help cool appliances by releasing the excess heat from the machine. These are essential in maintaining the right temperature both in your machine and in the space it supports.

Why is My Air Conditioner Freezing Up?

Air conditioners serve the vital role of cooling our spaces, but they can run into problems, like freezing up. This may occur due to several reasons, including dirty evaporator coils, which impede the unit's ability to function efficiently. Keeping coils clean can help to prevent your air conditioner from freezing up. Another common cause is low refrigerant levels, which can significantly affect the air conditioner's cooling process, leading to freeze-ups.

How Often Should Fan Coils Be Replaced?

Understanding the right moment to replace fan coils is crucial for the proper upkeep and maintenance of HVAC systems. If your unit begins to struggle with heating or cooling tasks, or if there's an inexplicable rise in utility bills, these could be indicators that the fan coils require attention. Their lifespan depends on their usage, the quality of maintenance they receive, and how well they were installed, typically ranging from 10 to 15 years. While regular maintenance might prolong their usability, signs such as diminished airflow, unusual sounds, or a noticeable drop in efficiency suggest it might be time for a replacement.