Beverage-Air 305-127C Replacement Condenser Coil

Beverage-Air 305-127C Condenser Coil

Commercial replacement part. The Beverage-Air 305-127C condenser coil releases heat from the refrigerant to the surrounding air. The replacement must fit the equipment’s airflow path, mounting arrangement and refrigerant connections.

When to inspect or replace this part

A leaking coil or damaged tubing may require replacement. High operating temperatures can also result from dirty fins, blocked airflow or a fan fault; inspect those conditions before condemning the condenser.

Specifications

Compatibility and ordering checks

Catalog application references: CF48, CF482, CF483, CF485, CF485W, CFG485. Verify the equipment’s serial-specific parts list; these references are not a fit guarantee.

Compare the original part number, equipment model and serial number, coil envelope, finned section, mounting points and inlet/outlet tube layout. Confirm clearance around the fan shroud and service access area.

Installation and service

A qualified refrigeration technician should perform refrigerant recovery, brazing or connection work, leak testing, evacuation and recommissioning following the equipment manufacturer’s service procedure.

Frequently asked questions

What does the 305-127C condenser coil do?

Beverage-Air 305-127C releases heat from the refrigerant to the surrounding air. The replacement must fit the equipment’s airflow path, mounting arrangement and refrigerant connections.

How do I confirm the correct replacement?

Compare the original part number, equipment model and serial number, coil envelope, finned section, mounting points and inlet/outlet tube layout. Confirm clearance around the fan shroud and service access area.

Does this condenser coil include a fan motor?

This listing identifies the condenser coil. A fan motor, blade, shroud and mounting hardware should not be assumed to be included. Check the exact components needed for the repair before ordering.

What should be checked before replacing this part?

A leaking coil or damaged tubing may require replacement. High operating temperatures can also result from dirty fins, blocked airflow or a fan fault; inspect those conditions before condemning the condenser.

Will replacing the condenser solve every overheating problem?

No. Poor ventilation, a dirty coil, a stalled fan, refrigerant issues and other faults can cause high operating temperatures. Identify the cause and verify the rest of the heat-rejection system during service.

Who should install this replacement?

A qualified refrigeration technician should perform refrigerant recovery, brazing or connection work, leak testing, evacuation and recommissioning following the equipment manufacturer’s service procedure.

Need help confirming the replacement? Have the model, serial number and original part number ready and call 631-873-0509.

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