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Lennox 13Y20 Thermal Expansion Valve(TXV) Valve Outdoor 4 Ton R410

Special Price $169.50 Regular Price $194.92
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13Y20
The Lennox 13Y20 Thermal Expansion Valve (TXV) is a required accessory for 4-ton outdoor HVAC units which use R410a refrigerant. This compact valve plays a essential function of controlling the flow of refrigerant within the system. By precisely controlling the amount of refrigerant entering the evaporator coil Cooling performance and efficiency is maintained by the 13Y20 which comes with a size of 1/2 Inch and an outlet size of 3/8 Inch. They ensure a constant system pressure and thus avoid flooding the evaporator coil which can result in limited cooling ability, and system damage.
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Specifications

  • Measure: Units
  • Type of Product: Expansion Valve
  • Refrigerant: R410a
  • Capacity: 4 Ton
  • Weight: 1.63 lbs
  • Inlet: 1/2 Inch
  • Outlet: 3/8 Inch
Manufacturer Name: Lennox
Product Number: 13Y20
OEM Part Number: 13Y20
Product Description: 4 Ton R410 Txv Valve Outdoor
Weight:1.63lbs/739.35g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Lennox 13Y20 Thermal Expansion Valve(TXV)?

Inspect the valve for refrigerant leaks and ensure proper superheat settings regularly. Clean strainers and verify the sensing bulb is securely attached to the suction line. Proper calibration ensures stable cooling performance and prevents system inefficiency or coil freezing.

What are common issues with the Lennox 13Y20 Thermal Expansion Valve(TXV)?

  • Refrigerant underfeeding causing coil freezing.
  • Sensing bulb misplacement leading to incorrect superheat control.
  • Internal valve sticking or blockage affecting flow.
  • Fluctuating cooling performance due to pressure imbalance.
  • Erratic superheat response in varying load conditions.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Shut off system power and recover refrigerant from circuit completely.

Step 2: Remove existing expansion valve and clean tubing connections thoroughly.

Step 3: Position new expansion valve in correct flow direction and braze connections using purge carefully.

Step 4: Attach sensing bulb firmly on suction line and insulate it securely.

Step 5: Perform leak test, evacuate system to deep vacuum, then recharge refrigerant.