Appliance Factory Parts
Appliance Factory Parts 12600801000049 Lower Drain Plug Residential A/C Appliance Part
Lower drain plug for residential air-conditioning units, aftermarket replacement for Midea model MPK-10CR
- Selling UnitEach
- TypeAC & Refrigeration Components
- Direct replacement for discontinued original drain plug
- Aftermarket lower drain plug for residential air conditioners
- Compatible with MIDEA MPK-10CR unit
- Restores proper condensate drainage function
- Sold individually as part number 12600801000049
Replacement lower drain plug
This aftermarket plug replaces the original lower drain fitting on residential air-conditioning units. It is supplied new and intended for owners or technicians who need to restore condensate drainage when the factory part is no longer available.
Direct fit for one Midea model
The part is confirmed to fit the MPK-10CR unit, so installers can match it without cross-referencing multiple chassis codes. No additional seals, tools or adapters are included in the package.
Simple threaded installation
The plug threads into the existing drain port, allowing routine removal for cleaning or seasonal shut-off. Its aftermarket construction means the original manufacturer no longer produces the component, so this serves as the ongoing service replacement.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for discontinued original drain plug
- Aftermarket lower drain plug for residential air conditioners
- Compatible with MIDEA MPK-10CR unit
- Restores proper condensate drainage function
- Sold individually as part number 12600801000049
Specifications
| Brand | Appliance Factory Parts |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Each |
| Part Number | MDA12600801000049 |
| Type | AC & Refrigeration Components |
Questions about this item
Will the lower drain plug on my MPK-10CR unit need periodic replacement?
The lower drain plug is a durable plastic component that typically lasts the life of the air conditioner unless it is cracked during removal or lost during seasonal storage.
What is the first limitation I will hit if the air conditioner runs continuously with this plug installed?
The plug simply seals the condensate outlet; the first limit under sustained use is the unit's own condensate production rate, not the plug itself.
Does the drain plug affect noise, heat output or power draw when the air conditioner runs all day?
No, the plug is a passive seal with no moving parts, so it adds no noise, generates no heat and draws no power during operation.
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