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[jeepdaddytj]

lookie what i found today ,

http://img87.imageshack.us/img87/1443/rtranelo1.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
By jeepdaddy (http://profile.imageshack.us/user/jeepdaddy)

:( remaned, r model , 9-30-05 install

[freonrick]

typical, it being a reman compressor I would replace the o-rings on those terminals. It may not have been replaced when it was remanufactured.

[jimbob73]

Should have used back up wrenches when wiring it up! :p

[jeepdaddytj]

it was all good since '05 , then this winter an o-ring musta died , lost 80 lbs of 22:mad:....i'll take pics when we get some parts in:D

[supertek65]

Should have used back up wrenches when wiring it up! :p

I agree

[Tech07]

Anyone know where I can find a manual for a 5 ton (Carrier Weathermaster) package unit?

[jimbob73]

Anyone know where I can find a manual for a 5 ton (Carrier Weathermaster) package unit?

Are the motor terminals leaking on it too? Don't try changing the subject or anything. :D

[the007]

Look at all them bubbles!! Can I try?? Looks like a few days of work. Double check them wires behind them suckers...

[freonrick]

more like a few hours of work. It doesnt take long to reworked the terminal plate.

[the007]

hum.....de minimus refrigerant releases, eh!? anyway, i've seen alot of what was in the picture. Trane has a kit just for that.

[txhvac]

You can buy the kit fom trane (a little more $$, maybe in-stock) or from a local compressor rebuild company. Should get o-rings, gaskets, insulators, & all the hardware. I'm assuming that this is a model R.