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Carrier 342813-75105 Evaporator Coil Replacement Kit

Special Price $1,664.25 Regular Price $1,903.38
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342813-75105
The Carrier 342813-75105 is a replacement kit of an evaporator coil which is an essential part of HVAC system. In case of air, the refrigerant flows through the coil and evaporates and in doing so it gets rid of as much heat as it can. This cooled air is then circulated all over your home through your home duct systems or directly from the wall units. This specific replacement kit also has an evaporator coil of aluminum for heat transfer. This kit can help to renew the cooling efficiency of your HVAC system if you replace a worn-out evaporator coil.
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Specifications

  • Length: 26 "
  • Width: 26 "
  • Height: 14 "
  • Weight: 41lbs
  • Phase: 3
  • Coil Type: Evaporator
  • Material: Aluminum
Manufacturer Name: Carrier
Product Number: 342813-75105
OEM Part Number: 342813-75105
Product Description: Evap Coil Replacement Kit
Weight:41lbs/18597.27g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Carrier 342813-75105 Evaporator Coil Kit?

Inspect coil for dust buildup and debris affecting airflow and heat transfer. Clean gently with approved coil cleaner and soft brush periodically. Check refrigerant connections and seals for leaks and tighten fittings safely.

What are common issues with the Carrier 342813-75105 Evaporator Coil Kit?

  • Refrigerant leakage at coil joints causing reduced cooling performance.
  • Airflow restriction due to dust or debris accumulation on fins.
  • Corrosion or coil freezing leading to inconsistent temperature control.
  • Sensor or thermostat misalignment causing erratic operation.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power at breaker for safety.

Step 2: Recover refrigerant safely using proper equipment.

Step 3: Remove access panel and disconnect wiring and lines.

Step 4: Remove old coil assembly carefully.

Step 5: Install new evaporator coil and secure fittings.

Step 6: Reconnect, check for leaks, restore power and test system.