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Originally Posted by subzerocool

Wait, don't all evap coils come in cases now adays? I kinda remember my dad telling me that back in the 80's you could get coils and enclose them.

I wish. LOL My boss orders them quit often and being the metal man around the shop I box them. Nothing like that fine piece of art though. lol

wow is all i can say!!!! that coil is definately choked on air flow . it looks like they had plenty of clearance around
the coil and furnace to do it right.

Originally Posted by Kevin Weaver

looks like the left side won't get air flow through the heat exchanger. Look closer to the drain ports and picture the coil and the panned off area.

If its panned. Could just be bypassing 30-40% of air around coil.

looks like the left side won't get air flow through the heat exchanger. Look closer to the drain ports and picture the coil and the panned off area.

can't help but wonder, what that plenum does to the airflow.

looks like the drains piped into an overflow!

Wait, don't all evap coils come in cases now adays? I kinda remember my dad telling me that back in the 80's you could get coils and enclose them.

And I still wonder why people don't use cased coils...

I'd be more pissed about all of the crap that is around it.

It might count as modern art. It looked like painters caulk up close.

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The cost of all that RTV will soon cover the cost of a break

At least they sharpied the guage of the metal on it so you know what to use when it's redone

Hacked plenum, break not needed!

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During a heater certification I came across another plenum by the fine installers at Ghetto HVAC. It's air tight however so they deserve that at least. Takes longer to it the wrong way, Who needs the right tools anyway!