Rheem as-105370-03 Condenser Coil Oem

Product Description

The RHEEM as-105370-03 is a genuine OEM condenser coil designed as a direct replacement for compatible Rheem condensing units. The condenser coil is the heat-rejection component of a split-system or packaged air conditioning unit, transferring heat from the refrigerant to the outdoor air. This is a factory-original part, not an aftermarket or universal substitute, meaning it meets the original engineering tolerances for refrigerant flow, coil geometry, and airflow resistance. HVAC technicians performing system repairs or seasonal maintenance install this component when the existing coil shows leaks, physical damage, or corrosion that cannot be field-repaired.

This condenser coil is intended for use in specific Rheem residential or light-commercial condensing units. Because this is a model- and serial-number-specific OEM part, it is not interchangeable across all Rheem product lines. Confirm the unit model number and serial number before ordering to ensure correct fitment. The part ships in original Rheem factory packaging.

Key Features

• Genuine OEM part manufactured to original Rheem factory specifications
• Direct replacement for the original condenser coil — no modification required
• Ships in original factory packaging to protect coil fins during transit
• Not a universal or generic aftermarket coil — model and serial number specific

Compatibility

This is a model- and serial-number-specific OEM replacement coil for select Rheem condensing units. Consult the unit nameplate and factory production records to verify fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Condenser coil replacement is performed by a licensed HVAC technician. Disconnect and lock out all electrical power to the outdoor unit and recover refrigerant per EPA Section 608 requirements before removing the existing coil. Handle the replacement coil carefully to avoid bending or collapsing the aluminum fins, which will restrict airflow and reduce system efficiency. After installation, pressure-test the refrigerant circuit, evacuate to the required micron level, and recharge per the unit nameplate specification.