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I need to know size of my unit
I have TRANE model # 736A100B0 but I don't know size of it and can r-22a be used in this unit and if any freon is already in there does it have to be taken out or can the 2 be mixed thanks
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The thread title just BEGS for a smart comment.
Okay. What kind of "trane unit" is it?
Serial number?
Who would be doing the work for you?
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mixing of refrigerants would be a very unprofessional thing to do...Originally Posted by dreamer315
it was working.... played with it.... now its broke.... whats the going hourly rate for HVAC repair
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3 ton. And nope, can't mix.
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[QUOTE=timebuilder;13428031]The thread title just BEGS for a smart comment.utergreet
Such as ... If you dont know how big your unit is ....do you need a yard stick or a micrometer ???
Or.... maybe a trip to the optician is in order ???
Or ...ask your wife/girlfriend/significant other (gotta be politically correct ya know) ??
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Missing some digits. It's a 3 ton with the old quick connects so likely a low SEER from the 70s. What is R22a?
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