Cool systems with this genuine OEM evaporator, part number D5449901, designed for select Amana Air Handler or Central Air Conditioner.
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Amana Evaporator D5449901
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Amana Evaporator D5449901

Genuine OEM Part # D5449901RC Item # 1433538
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Cool systems with this genuine OEM evaporator, part number D5449901, designed for select Amana Air Handler or Central Air Conditioner.
Grid is 1 inch square
Amana Evaporator D5449901
$5.25
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Cool systems with this genuine OEM evaporator, part number D5449901, designed for select Amana Air Handler or Central Air Conditioner.
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This part D5449901 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
Amana

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About the Evaporator

The evaporator in a central air conditioning system is located either in the furnace or air handler. Refrigerant in the system is pumped through the evaporator and absorbs heat from the circulated air passing through it from the blower. Because of the damp environment, corrosion can start to deteriorate the welds on the aluminum or copper coils. When this happens, the refrigerant can leak out of the system and the evaporator coil will need to be replaced.

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