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Carrier EA03XC388 Electric Expansion Valve, EXV

Special Price $2,806.34 Regular Price $3,115.04
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EA03XC388
The Carrier EA03XC388 is an EEV an essential component of HVAC systems that use R-410A refrigerant. While standard valves use pressure differentials to control refrigerant flow, EEVs use a stepper motor that receives its signals from the system’s electronic control board. This leads to the ability to accurately control the flow of the refrigerant in response to real-time attributes such as temperature and load. This precise control enhances system performance, and productivity and guarantees the comfort of the coolness required. The Carrier EA03XC388 is constructed of bi-metal and has dimensions of 12L x 8.5W x 3.5H inches.
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Specifications

  • Length: 12 "
  • Width: 8.5 "
  • Height: 3.5 "
  • Weight: 2.05lbs
  • Composition: Bi-Metal
  • Metering Device: EEV - Electronic Expansion Valve
  • Refrigerant: R-410A
Manufacturer Name: Carrier
Product Number: EA03XC388
OEM Part Number: EA03XC388
Product Description: Electric Expansion Valve, Exv
Weight:2.05lbs/929.86g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Carrier EA03XC388 Electric Expansion Valve?

Regularly inspect the valve for leaks or corrosion, ensure electrical connections are secure, and clean any debris around the valve. Proper maintenance ensures efficient refrigeration performance and prevents system imbalances. Always follow safety protocols when working with pressurized systems.

What are common issues with the Carrier EA03XC388 Electric Expansion Valve?

  • Inconsistent refrigerant flow.
  • Valve sticking or failing to open/close fully.
  • Electrical connection faults.
  • System pressure fluctuations affecting cooling performance.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off all power and refrigerant supply to the system for safety.

Step 2: Remove access panels and disconnect wiring and refrigerant lines from the existing valve.

Step 3: Remove the old expansion valve carefully, noting orientation and connections.

Step 4: Install the new electric expansion valve, ensuring proper alignment and secure connections.

Step 5: Evacuate, recharge the system, restore power, and test for proper operation.