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  1. 06-15-2006, 11:18 AM #1
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    I need the capacity for a Chrysler residential condensing unit made in the 1970's or close to that. All I have is 1273-000 S/W 2E 460316.

    Can anyone help?

    Thank you in advance.

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    Originally posted by jessica1234
    I need the capacity for a Chrysler residential condensing unit made in the 1970's or close to that. All I have is 1273-000 S/W 2E 460316.
    Can anyone help?
    Thank you in advance.
    That is a 1970 to a 1976 30,000 btu or 2.5 ton 7.5 seer.
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    Originally posted by coolwhip
    Why?
    Isn't that they way to size a replacement unit?
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  5. 06-15-2006, 12:54 PM #5
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    Originally posted by mrbillpro
    Originally posted by jessica1234
    I need the capacity for a Chrysler residential condensing unit made in the 1970's or close to that. All I have is 1273-000 S/W 2E 460316.
    Can anyone help?
    Thank you in advance.
    That is a 1970 to a 1976 30,000 btu or 2.5 ton 7.5 seer.
    Thank you very much.
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    Originally posted by BaldLoonie
    Originally posted by coolwhip
    Why?
    Isn't that they way to size a replacement unit?
    I know ...this is what I was thinking. Too funny!
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