Amana-Goodman 44R282AG-5ESS Compressor

The Amana-Goodman 44R282AG-5ESS Compressor is a high-performance 12K Rechi rotary compressor designed for precision and efficiency in specialized cooling applications. Engineered as the direct cross-reference for the D6985807H compressor, this 208/230V single-phase component is essential for restoring the cooling capacity of Amana PTAC units and Goodman Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner systems. It is the designated replacement part for several 12,000 BTU models, including the PTC123D and PTH123D series (specifically models PTC123D00, PTC123D25, PTC123D35, PTC123D50, PTH123D25, PTH123D35, and PTH123D50). As a genuine OEM HVAC part, it ensures seamless integration with R-410A refrigerant systems, maintaining the rigorous performance standards required for commercial and residential climate control. By utilizing a rotary compressor design, this unit provides a compact footprint and reliable thermal regulation for through-the-wall HVAC installations.

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• Direct OEM Match: Provides an exact fit for D6985807H, eliminating the need for complex field modifications during installation.
• Optimized Efficiency: The 12,000 BTU (12K) capacity is specifically calibrated for PTAC and heat pump cycles to keep energy costs manageable.
• Manufacturer Direct: Sourced directly from Amana-Goodman to ensure the highest quality and component longevity.
• Broad Compatibility: Supports a wide range of Goodman and Amana Packaged Terminal Air Conditioner (PTAC) models for versatile field application.

• What are the symptoms of a failing 44R282AG-5ESS compressor? Common signs include the unit humming but not starting, the circuit breaker tripping immediately upon startup, or a significant loss in cooling performance despite a clean filter.
• Can I use this compressor with R-22 refrigerant? No, this Rechi rotary compressor is designed specifically for R-410A systems. Using the incorrect refrigerant can lead to immediate mechanical failure.
• Why is my PTAC unit short-cycling after replacement? Short-cycling is often caused by incorrect refrigerant charge, a faulty run capacitor, or restricted airflow over the condenser coils. Ensure a licensed technician verifies the electrical and pressure readings during setup.

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