Regain consistent heat in your Carrier or Payne Air Conditioner, Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, or Central Air Conditioner with this genuine OEM heating element, part number 50SS400341.
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  Heating Element 50SS400341
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Heating Element 50SS400341

Genuine OEM Part # 50SS400341RC Item # 2367854
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Regain consistent heat in your Carrier or Payne Air Conditioner, Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, or Central Air Conditioner with this genuine OEM heating element, part number 50SS400341.
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  Heating Element 50SS400341
$339.35
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Regain consistent heat in your Carrier or Payne Air Conditioner, Packaged Unit/RTU, Heat Pump, or Central Air Conditioner with this genuine OEM heating element, part number 50SS400341.
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$339.35
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This part 50SS400341 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Air Conditioner, Central Air Conditioner
Brands:
Carrier, Payne

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Common Problems Fixed by the Heating Element

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

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Heat pump not heating

Likely

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About the Heating Element

Electric furnaces and air handlers will use a heating element instead of a burner assembly to heat the air that will be circulated through the home. A defective heating element can cause the unit not to heat. Most electric elements require 220 volts and there may be more than one element. You use a multimeter to test all the elements and limit thermostats for electrical continuity, a continuous electrical path present in the components, to help determine if they are defective. The heating element may come as an assembly with limit thermostats included.