Service Parts

Keep systems running with in-stock Service Parts - compressors, capacitors, fan motors, filter driers and TXVs - matched for R-22 and R-410A at budget-friendly prices.

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Service Parts

Whether you’re a licensed contractor, DIY-capable homeowner, property manager, or maintaining light commercial equipment, this component category covers urgent breakdowns and routine AC repairs. Shop by subcategory: Compressors, Capacitors, Fan Motors, Filter Drier, Thermal Expansion Valves (TXV), and Other Service Items-ready to ship from deep inventory.

Selecting the right piece is straightforward: match refrigerant and capacity. We stock parts for legacy R-22 and modern R-410A systems, with compressor options spanning 1.5-5 tons and BTU selections such as 14,650, 20,000, 21,300, 25,000, and 26,000. SEER2 ratings apply to complete systems; service items like a Product Type: Compressor restore design performance rather than change efficiency.

Sealed-system work is pro install required. When replacing a compressor or TXV, follow EPA recovery rules, braze with nitrogen, evacuate to deep vacuum, and always install a new filter drier. Correct practices help protect reliability and warranty while delivering the comfort your customers expect.

For electrical service, swapping run capacitors and condenser fan motors can resolve hard-start or no-cool symptoms. Match capacitor microfarad rating and motor characteristics (HP, RPM, rotation, mounting) to your existing unit for a quick, budget-friendly fix.

Top Brands for Service Parts

Count on trusted names including Copeland compressors, Chempenn filter driers, and Daikin components-plus additional choices from Amrad, Danfoss, and more to fit a wide range of models.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do I choose a replacement compressor by tonnage and refrigerant (R-22 vs R-410A)?

    Match the refrigerant exactly and choose the same nominal tonnage as your system. Confirm model, BTU rating, and application to ensure proper fit and performance.

  • Are these service parts compatible with my existing brand and model?

    Many parts are cross-compatible. Verify the OEM part number, refrigerant, capacity, connection sizes, and form factor. A model/serial lookup or cross-reference helps confirm.

  • What BTU or tonnage should I match when replacing a compressor?

    Use the unit’s nameplate capacity. Common options include 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, and 5 tons, or specific BTU ratings from about 14,650 up to 26,000 depending on the model.

  • Do I need a licensed contractor to install compressors or TXVs?

    Yes. Sealed-system work requires EPA Section 608 certification, proper recovery, nitrogen-purged brazing, and evacuation. Professional installation preserves performance and warranty.

  • What are the signs a capacitor or fan motor needs replacement?

    Symptoms include hard starts, humming, slow or non-spinning fan, tripped breakers, a swollen/leaking capacitor, overheating, or inconsistent motor speed.

  • Should I replace the filter drier whenever opening the refrigerant circuit?

    Yes. Always install a new filter drier after opening the system or replacing major components. After a burnout, use a cleanup drier and replace again as directed.

  • How do I identify whether my system uses R-22 or R-410A?

    Check the unit nameplate and documentation. R-410A often has distinct labeling and 5/16-inch service ports, while R-22 commonly uses 1/4-inch ports.

  • Are there any special tools or brazing requirements for installing these parts?

    Use nitrogen purge while brazing, a properly sized torch, torque tools for valves, a micron gauge for evacuation, and gauges rated for the refrigerant in use.

  • Do service parts affect my system’s SEER2 rating?

    No. SEER2 is set by the matched system. Correctly specified parts maintain the unit’s designed efficiency rather than change its rating.

  • Can these parts be used in light commercial applications?

    Yes. When matched to capacity and application requirements, these components support light commercial as well as residential systems.

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