York 025-32904-000 TXV Valve

As a seasoned technician, you know that maintaining precise superheat is the difference between a high-efficiency system and a compressor failure. The York 025-32904-000 TXV Valve is a critical OEM replacement part designed for specific HVAC applications requiring a robust 1 3/8" ODF connection. This thermostatic expansion valve features a 10' capillary tube, providing the necessary reach for complex evaporator coil configurations, especially in larger residential or light commercial York and Johnson Controls units.

Engineered for R-22 refrigerant, this brass-body valve regulates liquid flow with high accuracy to prevent liquid slugging and ensure optimal evaporator flooding. Whether you are performing a York TXV replacement or addressing HVAC superheat troubleshooting, this 025-32904-000 model provides the mechanical reliability needed for refrigerant flow control in demanding environments. Match this part strictly by the OEM number to ensure HVAC part compatibility and system balance.

• Precise Superheat Regulation: Maintains the exact refrigerant-to-air temperature ratio to maximize evaporator efficiency.
• OEM Reliability: Built by Johnson Controls/York to exact factory specifications, ensuring 1 3/8" ODF fitment without field modifications.
• Extended 10-foot Capillary: Long-reach design allows for flexible sensing bulb placement in various cabinet sizes.
• System Longevity: Helps protect the compressor by preventing refrigerant overfeed during variable load conditions.

Is this York expansion valve compatible with R-410A systems?
No, the 025-32904-000 is specifically designed for R-22 refrigerant systems. Using an R-22 TXV in an R-410A system will cause incorrect pressure regulation and potential system failure.

What does a 1 3/8" ODF connection signify for installation?
ODF (Over Desired Fitting) means the valve is designed to slide over a 1 3/8" copper line for a standard sweat/braze connection. Ensure you use a wet rag on the valve body during brazing to protect internal seals.

What symptoms indicate I need to replace this TXV?
Common signs include high superheat readings, frost on the expansion valve, or a hunting refrigeration cycle where the suction pressure fluctuates wildly.

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