Reverse refrigerant with this replacement reversing valve, part number PVV02ZE0060, built for select Carrier Heat Pumps.
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Carrier Heat Pump Reversing Valve PVV02ZE0060
Carrier Heat Pump Reversing Valve PVV02ZE0060
Manufacturer Part

Carrier Heat Pump Reversing Valve PVV02ZE0060

Genuine OEM Part # PVV02ZE0060RC Item # 2388215
Manufacturer Part
Reverse refrigerant with this replacement reversing valve, part number PVV02ZE0060, built for select Carrier Heat Pumps.
Grid is 1 inch square
Carrier Heat Pump Reversing Valve PVV02ZE0060
Carrier Heat Pump Reversing Valve PVV02ZE0060
$79.29
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Reverse refrigerant with this replacement reversing valve, part number PVV02ZE0060, built for select Carrier Heat Pumps.
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This part PVV02ZE0060 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Heat Pump
Brands:
Carrier

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Reversing Valve Customer Reviews

Common Problems Fixed by the Reversing Valve

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

Likely

Heat pump not heating

Possible

Heat pump not cooling

About the Reversing Valve

Heat pumps have a reversing valve that can reverse the direction of the refrigerant through the condenser and evaporator coils when heat is required. This will effectively make the condensing coils behave like an evaporator, and the evaporator coils behave like a condenser. The heat that is dissipated when the unit is in its cooling mode will, instead, be used to warm the air in the room. If the reversing valve is faulty and unable to reverse the direction of the refrigerant, the unit may be unable to heat.