Norlake 035500 Evaporator Coil

Norlake 035500 Evaporator Coil

This reference identifies the Norlake 035500 evaporator coil. It forms part of the sealed refrigeration circuit that transfers heat and carries refrigerant through the specified assembly. Use the manufacturer reference together with the equipment model and serial number when selecting a service component.

Reference Specifications

Application and Compatibility

A complete serial-specific compatibility list has not been established. Confirm the reference against the equipment parts diagram and check for production changes before ordering. Do not infer compatibility with all equipment from the same brand.

Confirm the complete coil assembly, tube connections, mounting and refrigerant application.

Symptoms to Investigate

Reasons to inspect this component include a confirmed refrigerant leak, physical tube damage, or a restriction established through refrigeration-system diagnosis. These observations are not proof of component failure; inspect related parts before deciding on replacement.

Diagnostic Checks

• Identify the cabinet model, serial number and refrigerant
• Compare the entire assembly and connection routing
• Check airflow and controls before attributing poor cooling to the coil
• Use the manufacturer diagnostic procedure to establish a leak or restriction

Record the equipment identification and findings. Use the manufacturer service procedure and the correct test equipment; appearance alone cannot establish fitment or a diagnosis.

Ordering Checklist

• Match reference 035500 to the equipment parts diagram.
• Confirm the complete model and serial number.
• Confirm the complete coil assembly, tube connections, mounting and refrigerant application.
• Confirm the quantity supplied, accessories and any separate hardware.
• Verify the actual supplied item before releasing an order.

Installation and Return to Service

Use personnel qualified for the equipment and service involved. Isolate relevant power, protect stored contents and support moving components before disassembly. Preserve the original mounting, wire routing and airflow clearances unless the manufacturer specifies a change.

A qualified refrigeration technician should complete the required sealed-system service, leak checks and operating checks. Verify cooling performance and condensate handling after service.

Maintenance

Inspect related supports, connections and seals during routine service. Correct the cause of wear, moisture, vibration or misalignment before fitting a replacement. Use the cleaning methods and service intervals specified for the equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 035500 identify?

It is the researched Norlake reference for this evaporator coil. The component forms part of the sealed refrigeration circuit that transfers heat and carries refrigerant through the specified assembly.

Will it fit every model from this brand?

No. Confirm the model, serial number and parts diagram. Similar-looking parts can have different mounting or operating requirements.

What should I compare before ordering?

Confirm the complete coil assembly, tube connections, mounting and refrigerant application.

How should I assess whether replacement is needed?

Identify the cabinet model, serial number and refrigerant. Compare the entire assembly and connection routing. Inspect related components before attributing the symptom to this part.

Are accessories automatically included?

No. Confirm the supplied assembly and hardware quantity before ordering. A reference photo can show components not included in a particular supplier offering.

Is the reference weight a verified shipping weight?

The reference catalogue lists 25.0 lb. The supplied item and packaging have not been weighed. Verify the actual packed weight before configuring shipping.

What information helps confirm this part?

Provide the equipment model, serial number and clear photos of the existing part, its markings and mounting arrangement.

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