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Choosing the right aircon spare part is essential for ensuring performance, energy efficiency, and long-term reliability of your air conditioning system.
Whether you are a Business Partner, Technician, or D2C customer, understanding how to correctly identify parts helps prevent incorrect purchases, reduces downtime, and ensures system safety.
At Totaline, we aim to make HVAC parts sourcing simple, accurate, and accessible for everyone.
HVAC spare parts are components used to repair, maintain, or replace parts of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
Common HVAC parts include:
Using genuine and correct parts ensures your system operates at peak performance.
Using incorrect or incompatible parts can lead to:
That’s why proper part identification is critical before ordering.
1. Use the Model Code or FG Code
The fastest way to identify the correct part is by using your unit’s Model Code or FG (Finished Goods) Code. This ensures that you are viewing parts that are specifically designed for your air conditioning unit.
2. Understand the SBOM (Service Bill of Materials)
The SBOM (Service Bill of Materials) is a complete list of serviceable parts for a specific unit model.
It helps you:
You can access the SBOM through the Totaline website by searching your unit model and opening the product details page.
3. Use the Parts Library (For Business Partners)
Business Partners can access the Parts Library, which includes a “where-used” feature. This allows users to:

If the item is not available or out of stock:
This ensures you stay updated on restocking and available replacement options.
Some parts may be marked as:
Where applicable, the system will display approved alternative replacement parts for continued support.
If you need assistance identifying parts or checking compatibility, you may reach us through:
📧 Parts Support Email: totalinepartsinquiries@ccac.com.ph
💬 Website Chat Support: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (except holidays)

Reminder:
Proper part identification is essential to ensure system reliability, performance, and warranty compliance. Always verify compatibility before placing your order.