Regain consistent heat in your Carrier, Bryant, or Payne Furnace, Air Handler, or Central Air Conditioner with this genuine OEM heating element, part number L99H008.
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L99H008 Heating Element
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L99H008 Heating Element

Genuine OEM Part # L99H008Alternative Part Number(s)
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Regain consistent heat in your Carrier, Bryant, or Payne Furnace, Air Handler, or Central Air Conditioner with this genuine OEM heating element, part number L99H008.
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L99H008 Heating Element
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Regain consistent heat in your Carrier, Bryant, or Payne Furnace, Air Handler, or Central Air Conditioner with this genuine OEM heating element, part number L99H008.
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$236.35
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This part L99H008 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Air Handler, Central Air Conditioner, Furnace

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Heating Element Customer Reviews

Common Problems Fixed by the Heating Element

Based on customer reports and repair data, this part commonly fixes these issues:

Very Likely

Air handler not heating

Very Likely

Air handler circuit breaker keeps tripping

Possible

Furnace not heating

About the Heating Element

Electric furnaces and air handlers will use a heating element instead of a burner assembly to heat the air that will be circulated through the home. A defective heating element can cause the unit not to heat. Most electric elements require 220 volts and there may be more than one element. You use a multimeter to test all the elements and limit thermostats for electrical continuity, a continuous electrical path present in the components, to help determine if they are defective. The heating element may come as an assembly with limit thermostats included.

Alternative Part Number(s)

Replaces Part Number 320074-703