Goodman Evaporator Coils

Voomi Supply carries genuine Goodman and Amana evaporator coils, including cased aluminum coils, convertible upflow/downflow/horizontal coils, and coil tubing assemblies matched to a specific Goodman air handler model. Many parts in this collection are built for one exact air handler model number rather than a universal fit, so confirming your existing model before ordering saves a return trip. Every order ships with Voomi's 30-day return policy and free help confirming compatibility.

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Matching a Coil to Your Goodman or Amana Air Handler

Several coils in this collection are sold as a coil tubing assembly built for one specific air handler model, such as the ARUF or ASPT series, rather than a generic replacement. Check the data plate on your existing air handler cabinet for the full model number and match it against the product title before ordering. Because Goodman and Amana share a parent company and many interchangeable components, an Amana-branded coil or coil-and-pan assembly can be the correct match for a Goodman system, and vice versa.

Goodman Coil Types We Carry

This collection covers three categories of Goodman and Amana coil parts, each solving a different replacement scenario:

Coil Type

Best For

Installation

Cased coils (CAPFA series)

Direct replacement in a factory cabinet on upflow/downflow systems

Straightforward, no field fabrication

Convertible aluminum coils

Systems needing upflow, downflow, or horizontal orientation from one coil

Field-configured to orientation at install

Coil tubing assemblies

Exact replacement inside an existing Goodman or Amana air handler cabinet

Must match air handler model number exactly

 

R-22 and R-410A Compatibility

Some Goodman cased coils in this collection, including the CAPFA series, are built to work with either R-22 or R-410A systems. That matters if you're replacing a failed coil on an older R-22 system without replacing the full outdoor unit. Confirm your system's refrigerant type from the condenser's rating plate before ordering, since not every coil in this collection supports both refrigerants.

Goodman vs. Amana Parts: What's the Difference?

Goodman and Amana are manufactured by the same parent company and share many interchangeable parts, including evaporator coils and coil-and-pan assemblies. You'll find both names in this collection; which one is correct for your system depends on a confirmed match to your air handler model, not on brand preference.

Signs You Need to Replace Your Goodman Evaporator Coil

Watch for these warning signs before a coil failure turns into a full system breakdown:

●      Warm air from vents even with the system running and the filter clean

●      Ice or frost building up on the coil or the refrigerant lines

●      A hissing sound or an oily residue near the coil, both signs of a refrigerant leak

●      Visible corrosion, pitting, or bent fins on the coil surface

●      Rising energy bills without a change in how the system is used

If you're seeing any of these, a licensed technician can confirm whether the coil itself needs replacing or whether the issue points elsewhere in the system.

Not Sure Which Coil Fits Your System?

Send our support team the model number from your existing Goodman or Amana air handler, and we'll confirm the correct coil before you order. For the rest of your Goodman system, browse our full Goodman HVAC Equipment collection. For a broader look at coil types, cased vs. uncased designs, and sizing across all brands, see our full Evaporator Coils collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Often, yes. Goodman and Amana share a parent company and many interchangeable parts, including coils and coil-and-pan assemblies. Confirm the match using your air handler's exact model number rather than assuming by brand name alone.

The model and serial number are printed on a data plate attached to the air handler cabinet, usually near the electrical access panel. If the coil in this collection is sold as a tubing assembly, it will list the specific air handler models it fits in the product title or description.

Some cased coils in this collection, including the CAPFA series, are built to work with either R-22 or R-410A. Check your outdoor unit's rating plate to confirm refrigerant type before ordering, since not every coil here supports both.

A cased coil comes enclosed in a factory cabinet sized for a specific orientation. A convertible coil ships uncased or semi-cased and can be field-configured for upflow, downflow, or horizontal installation, which is useful when the exact orientation isn't fixed ahead of time.

Yes, in many cases. If the blower motor, cabinet, and electrical components are still in good condition, only the coil or coil tubing assembly needs to be swapped, provided the replacement matches your air handler's model number.

Warranty coverage varies by coil model and is listed on each product page. Registering your system after installation is typically required to activate the full manufacturer warranty period.

Pricing depends on tonnage, coil type, and whether the part is a standalone coil or a full tubing assembly matched to an air handler model. Exact, current pricing is listed on each product page.

Yes. Multi-unit orders qualify for quantity-based pricing, and contractors and service companies can set up a trade account for faster reordering. Contact our support team to get pricing on a bulk order or set up an account.