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Nordyne 1035831R Defrost Circuit Board

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Special Price $121.74 Regular Price $140.00
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The Nordyne 1035831R Defrost Circuit Board, being a vital part of HVAC systems is mainly designed to manage the defrost cycle. The efficiency of the system can be reduced by frost that builds up on the evaporator coils. In response, this board checks temperature levels on the evaporator coils and activates the defrost cycle when necessary. During this process, it controls refrigerant flow, heating elements as well as fan operation so as to melt ice and guarantee optimal output. Furthermore, this circuit board prevents any occurrences of fault in HVAC systems through appropriate defrosting cycles and efficient heating or cooling.
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  • Type: Circuit Board
    Manufacturer Name: Nordyne
    Product Number: 1035831R
    OEM Part Number: 1035831R
    Product Description: The 1016380R Nordyne Control Board for Furnace Equipment in an HVAC system is a key component responsible for managing the defrosting process of the system's evaporator coil, particularly in heat pump systems. The primary function of the defrost circuit board is to ensure the efficient operation of the HVAC system during cold weather conditions by preventing the buildup of ice on the evaporator coil. Defrost boards are equipped with temperature sensors that constantly monitor the temperature of the outdoor and indoor coils. The sensors detect when the outdoor coil's temperature drops to a level where ice formation is likely. The defrost board often includes a timer function that initiates defrost cycles at regular intervals, typically every 30 to 90 minutes, depending on the specific system settings.  Some advanced systems use demand defrost, which relies on temperature sensors to trigger a defrost cycle This is more energy-efficient than timer-based defrosting. : In addition to reversing the flow of refrigerant, the defrost board activates electric heaters or heat strips within the outdoor unit. These heaters help to accelerate the thawing process during a defrost cycle. Modern defrost boards often incorporate sophisticated logic algorithms that consider various factors such as temperature differentials and humidity levels. The defrost board has LED indicator lights or display error codes to help HVAC technicians diagnose and troubleshoot issues with the defrost system. The 1016380R Nordyne Control Board for Furnace Equipment ensures the efficient and reliable operation of HVAC systems in cold climates by preventing ice buildup on the evaporator coil. It does so through a combination of temperature monitoring, intelligent control, and safety features.
    Weight:0.54lbs/244.94g

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    What's the difference between timer-based and demand-based defrost boards?

    Timer-based boards initiate defrost cycles at set intervals, while demand-based boards trigger defrost based on actual conditions, making them more energy-efficient.

    What should I look for in a good defrost circuit board?

     Look for features like temperature sensors, demand defrost capability, compatibility with your HVAC system, and diagnostic indicators for troubleshooting.

    How often should a defrost cycle occur?

    This varies depending on factors like weather conditions and system settings. Timer-based boards typically cycle every 30-90 minutes, while demand-based boards initiate cycles as needed.

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