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York Packaged Unit Parts

Ensure your equipment is running efficiently with York condenser coils from Parts Town. Each coil in our extensive catalog is a real OEM part, designed to match the exact specifications of your HVAC system. We also provide same day shipping for all in-stock York coil replacements ordered before 9 PM ET Monday through Friday, so any unit can get back to keeping temperature in your space just right.

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York Replacement Condenser and Evaporators

The York condenser coils stands as a testament to efficiency and reliability. Parts Town is honored to facilitate essential maintenance and repairs by providing the necessary genuine OEM parts to keep your unit operating at peak efficiency. Our large supply of York evaporator coils ensures you can find exactly what you need to maintain or repair your equipment. They will fit seamlessly into your equipment and keep everything working smoothly.

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?

Routine replacement of fan coils is a key part of maintaining HVAC systems for peak efficiency. Signs that it might be time to service or replace them include reduced heating or cooling capacity or an unexplained increase in utility costs. The durability of fan coils depends on factors like frequency of use, maintenance practices, and the initial installation quality. They normally have an average lifespan of 10 to 15 years. Although regular upkeep can help extend their life, encountering issues such as weak airflow, odd noises, or a drastic decline in temperature control efficiency are clear indicators that fan coils may need to be replaced.