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Get your Lennox 13ACD-060-230-2 central air conditioner back to peak cooling performance with genuine OEM replacement parts from Repair Clinic. The 13ACD-060-230-2 is a 5-ton condensing unit in Lennox’s 13ACD series operating on 230-volt power; the 060 in the model number identifies the 5-ton output class while 230 identifies the voltage rating. The related 13ACD-060-230-01, 13ACD-060-230-02, and 13ACD-060-230-17 are revision suffix variants within the same 060/230 platform; most capacitor, contactor, and fan motor components are shared across these revisions, though confirming the exact suffix before ordering control-related parts is advised. Parts most frequently replaced include the dual run capacitor, contactor, condenser fan motor, and fan blade. Use the 13ACD-060-230-2 parts list and browse the full Lennox central air conditioner parts catalog.
The Lennox 13ACD-060-230-2 model number identifies the 13ACD series, the 060 (5-ton) output class, the 230-volt operating voltage, and the -2 revision suffix. The 13ACD-060-230-01, -02, and -17 revisions share the same general 5-ton 230-volt platform; capacitor, contactor, and fan motor specifications are typically consistent across these revisions, but control board and certain electrical harness components should be confirmed against the 13ACD-060-230-2 specific listing. The related 13ACC-060-230-01 uses a different series prefix (13ACC vs 13ACD), which may indicate a different platform generation even at the same nominal tonnage; do not assume automatic interchangeability across the ACC and ACD series designations. For diagnostic guidance, visit the Lennox air conditioner troubleshooting section.
The 13ACD-060-230-2 capacitor is a dual-run unit serving the 5-ton compressor and condenser fan motor. At 5-ton output the compressor draws the highest startup amperage in this class; annual testing and replacement at the first sign of microfarad drift beyond five percent is essential preventive maintenance.
The 13ACD-060-230-2 contactor handles substantial switching load at 5-ton output. Inspect contact faces at each annual service; replace proactively on long-service units regardless of visual condition.
Before ordering control board components from a 13ACD-060-230-01 or -17 listing, confirm compatibility against the 13ACD-060-230-2 specific parts diagram, since revision suffixes can indicate firmware or connector differences even within the same general platform.
The 13ACC and 13ACD series prefixes may represent different platform generations despite similar nominal tonnage and voltage designations. Confirm any cross-series part compatibility against the specific parts diagram rather than assuming interchangeability based on similar model number structure.
The model number identifies the air conditioner’s series (13ACD), tonnage, and voltage. The 060 indicates a 5-ton unit, and 230 refers to the 230-volt operating voltage. The trailing -2 is the revision suffix identifying this specific production variant within the broader 060/230 platform.
Many parts including the capacitor, contactor, and fan motor are compatible across these revisions within the same 5-ton 230-volt platform. It is essential to confirm part compatibility using the exact model number or consult the parts diagram to ensure a perfect fit, particularly for control board and electrical harness components that may carry revision-specific specifications.
The most common capacitor replacement for this model is a dual run capacitor, but exact microfarad and voltage specifications depend on your specific unit. Refer to the capacitor label inside the electrical compartment or your manual, or use the parts lookup by model number for the correct match rather than assuming a generic 5-ton specification.
Not necessarily. The 13ACC and 13ACD series prefixes may represent different platform generations despite similar nominal tonnage and voltage designations. Confirm any cross-series part compatibility using the parts diagram or by contacting support rather than assuming interchangeability based on the similar model number structure alone.