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Here is a bulletin, notice the deep buried ducts

It is important to recognize that the increased insulation should be integral to the duct construction.

Adding insulation over the outside of...

we did a Fowl De Cochon, a De-Boned Pig stuffed with a De-Boned Turkey, a De-Boned Duck, De-boned Chicken, and De-Boned Quail with two dressings of your choice one year.

Some might consider it...

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What does 'Flooded Start' mean? Something I can tell the installer


the refrigerant migrates to the coldest point.

considering our summer time design humidity is 50/55% (indoors) there's going to be alot of $$ed folks like your self or it is something else

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As a Carrier dealer and with Carrier being an early adopter of 410A use this has been our experience as well. This also applies to members of my ACCA mix group that consist of Carrier dealers from...

20 story condo

2 tons of capacity loss in line set
2nd floor 5 ton system
cost to replace line set $26,000.00, $36,000.00

Press hard 3 copies.;)

the transfer(jumper duct is too small)

for reference: http://www.baihp.org/casestud/return_air/index.htm

Discuss this with the misses for sure.
Texas requires licensing I believe so that would need to be solved.
Bring in extra hands; experienced (ha ha) or trainable. I currently have the best crew (3)...

a man is not complete until he is married .......

The current times are different for what signs to watch for; for instance the supplier's credit departments are tightening payment terms.

A month before Christmas 2007 one Florida HVAC contractor...

Did you look at the links provided.

A power attic ventilator (PAV) and a whole house fan are two different animals.

http://www.fsec.ucf.edu/en/publications/html/FSEC-PF-273-92/

http://securedb.fsec.ucf.edu/pub/pub_show_abstract?v_pub_id=4237


If you have fumes in basement they're probably already coming in...

What he said plus: niche product with gives and takes.

Could be a user setup (heat cfm setting) or restrictive duct issue.

Is this more straight forward than calling the installer and have him fix it?

As noted earlier by Dash: old, weak breaker, loose connection or ???????

Is this more straight forward than calling the installer and have him fix it?

As noted earlier by Dash: old, weak breaker, loose connection or ???????

There's one problem for the installer to correct. Job inspected?

Probably two different issues.

PLus snowbirds, Wolverines, Badgers, Hooisers and Buckeyes.

Wouldn't the largest Trane dealer in North Florida have a deep bench of available resources to answer this question? What did your service manager say it was when you aked him about it this morning?

Ever since I had an electrician tell a customer that the uv lights we installed caused her compressor to go bad I've dreamed of an opportunity like this.

Unfortunitly I can't imagine what the...

Re-enactment

me:Good morning Mrs. B.

Mrs B: If I'd know there was all this computer ease (sp) with this new zoning Mr. B had you do I would not have let you do it.

me: Mrs. B give it a few...

And just because it is sheetmetal doesn't mean the jobs up North are any better design wise. This site alone is testament to that.

Less than 20&#37; of HVAC contractors do Manual J calcs and I'll...

Father knows best.

I don't have any first hand experience with it but you might have the installer look into the R.A.P. from Tamarack.

It should be in the return duct between the inlet grill(s) and the unit.

Lucky and good get my vote. Your neighbor is a brave man/woman.

This is where I make my mistake I always figure the customers' going to be calling me for warranty and user related issues.

Sorry I can only offer editorial.

First thing the coils are aluminum/aluminum or aluminum/copper neither of which rust. The part that rust is the galvanized end sheathing which doesn't have a whole lot to do with the coil's ability...

1. 3.5 tons on 2000 ft is not out of line,
2. The system maybe correct (matched); Trane engineers systems like this; providing that both units are made by Trane.
3. As Been noted; has something...

No. Now enjoy your new system.

Once you determine the available static pressure that's when you get to play with the ductulator.

a Manual D worksheet with total equivalent lengths and device pressure drops calculated.

Get your post count up, verify you're in the industry and have access to the non-public forums where the info flows like Raspberry wine.

Not site, side. The side that makes their living in this industry. The side that has responsibility. The side that invest in ownership. The side that has all the risk that being in business brings....

Duct gain and infiltration are easily manipilated and not as easy to detect with check figures.

Enjoy

We have a good sampling of the a/c only units with the recip compressor and as stated no issues.

If you want the Infinity unit with the scroll then get it now.

All though I can't speak for...

OK Galileo do you know anyone that can help the lady?

They're just trying to protect the side.

A proper heatload calculation performed by a qualified practioner will take into consideration all of the as built factors that affect the systems needed capacity.

Sounds over sized.

http://hvac-talk.com/vbb/showthread.php?threadid=116113

you'll need to get your post count up

No first hand experience with the referenced units but evaporator coils leaks are currently a problem for the industry.

Be careful of the media filter increased pressure drop.

A tech/company worth their salt should be able to set you up using the eacs cabinets without gaps around the filters.

Technically the contractor is Trane's customer you are the contractor's customer. Whom you are trying to circumvent.

How many thermostats are there?