York Elementos, calentadores y pletinas

What You Can Expect:

The most in-stock parts on the planet — all OEM, all the time
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Later hours than anyone else — offering support and shipping all in-stock orders until 9PM ET

Find your HVAC system’s perfect match with real OEM York heating elements at Parts Town. Crafted to keep your system running without a hitch, these parts help ensure your space is always the ideal temperature. With the most in-stock York furnace heating elements on the planet, you can find the exact replacement in a moment’s notice.

York Replacement Elements, Heaters and Platens

Got an HVAC system that needs a little TLC? When it comes to finding the perfect match for Lennox heating elements, Parts Town has you covered. We carry the most in-stock real OEM parts on the planet. That means no downtime, just smooth sailing.

You’ll find Lennox heating element replacements that fit perfectly and get your system humming again. No one likes to search for hours for the right components. From standard coils to full heater kits, we have everything you need to shop and breathe easy.

What is a Heating Element in an HVAC System?

The heating element, also recognized as a heating coil, is a crucial component of your HVAC system tasked with warming the air to heat up the environment.

How Do I Know if My HVAC Heating Element is Bad?

If you’re noticing that the room’s temperature isn’t heated or hasn’t reached temperature, the heating element in your furnace may be bad. Have it inspected by an authorized HVAC technician.

Can I Replace a Furnace Heating Element Myself?

Replacing a heating element or platen in your HVAC system is a task best left to authorized technicians. Given the complexity of these electrical components, trying to handle them yourself could result in personal injury or damage to your furnace.