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Trane PAN02916 Evaporator/Condinsate Drain Pan

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Special Price $95.82 Regular Price $133.95
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PAN02916
The Trane PAN02916 Evaporator/Condensate Drain Pan is a moisture-gathering part that is used to collect condensate that is formed during the cooling process. It operates by gathering water that on the evaporator coil and drains it through a outlet using a pan length of approximately 55.3 inches and a 3/4-inch drain connection which allows the condensate to enter the drainage line when it is used in air-conditioning and packaged HVAC systems. The pan will be placed under the evaporator coil in the equipment cabinet where the outlet will be opened to the system drain piping.
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What maintenance is required for the Trane PAN02916 Evaporator/Condinsate Drain Pan?

Regularly inspect the drain pan for standing water, debris, and corrosion. Clean with mild detergent and flush the drain line to prevent clogs. Check for cracks or warping and ensure the pan is properly positioned to avoid overflow.

What are common issues with the Trane PAN02916 Evaporator/Condinsate Drain Pan?

  • Water overflow due to clogged drains.
  • Rust or corrosion weakening the pan.
  • Cracks or physical damage causing leaks.
  • Improper fit affecting drainage efficiency.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off the HVAC system and disconnect power to ensure safety.

Step 2: Remove the access panel and carefully slide out the old drain pan.

Step 3: Clean the area beneath the evaporator coil to remove debris and buildup.

Step 4: Position the new condensate drain pan securely under the coil.

Step 5: Reconnect any drain lines and ensure proper slope for drainage.

Step 6: Replace the access panel, restore power, and run the system to check for leaks