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Texas Furnace(Consolidated Ind) RP45001 Drain Pan

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Special Price $159.74 Regular Price $183.70
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RP45001
The Texas Furnace(Consolidated Ind) RP45001 Drain Pan is an essential component that is used to collect and channel out the moisture produced during the heating or cooling process. It is placed under coils or air-handling areas to condense to the correct drainage system and stop piling up of water. It is applied in equipment where moisture has to be removed under control to operate normally. It is a vital factor in the HVAC systems in regulating the flow of condensate in the internal components and ensuring airflow stability.
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Specifications

  • Type: Drain Pan
  • Size: 3/4"
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What maintenance is required for the Texas Furnace (Consolidated Ind) RP45001 Drain Pan?

Regularly inspect the drain pan for standing water, cracks, or corrosion. Clean the pan and drain lines to prevent clogs and microbial growth. Proper maintenance prevents water overflow and potential system damage. Always turn off the HVAC unit before servicing.

What are common issues with the Texas Furnace (Consolidated Ind) RP45001 Drain Pan?

  • Clogs in drain lines.
  • Standing water leading to overflow.
  • Cracks or corrosion in the pan.
  • Foul odors from stagnant water.
  • Poor drainage or slow water flow.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off HVAC power to ensure safety before starting.

Step 2: Remove the old drain pan and clean the surrounding area thoroughly.

Step 3: Position the new drain pan under the air handler or evaporator coil, ensuring proper alignment.

Step 4: Connect the drain line securely to the pan outlet, checking for leaks.

Step 5: Restore power and run the system to verify proper drainage and no water accumulation.