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Thread: Opinion of these Lennox systems
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06-05-2008, 06:53 PM #27
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theres not room to add the humiditrol module downstairs, not enough height available.
the tech is here now. downstairs system is undercharged and not enough wires run to the comfortsense stat to enable dehumidification. this tech is exactly who i needed to come out. he's got a boatload of test equipment, meters, lots of neat stuff with pretty lights and he seems to know how to use all of them.
also he found a 90 degree 'L' and nipple lying loose on top of one of the burner tubes, grounding out the flame sensor in the upstairs furnace.
with big companies it's the luck of the draw with who you get. some good, some worthless. this guy is clean, organized, educated, knows the equipment, he even speaks english. says he'll be here late, until it's all running correctly.
no worries here.
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06-05-2008, 07:07 PM #28
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I am sure he has had a long day. Very hot in NC. Are they going to run new wires to enable that feature.
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06-05-2008, 07:24 PM #29
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yeah, he'll run the correct wiring over to the stat. he's re-doing a total start-up of both systems. said he worked til 9 last night and might be later tonight.
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06-06-2008, 04:53 PM #30
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got the stat wired up correctly and the board configured for dehumidification.
neither one of the systems are performing to this techs satisfaction, so they will be removing the pistons/orifices and installing txv's next week.
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06-06-2008, 08:35 PM #31
Make sure that the condensers and evaporator coils are ARI matches. If not, they will never operate properly. All the information needed is available to Lennox dealers. If in doubt call 1-800-4LENNOX.
There is nothing more frightful than ignorance in action....Mark Twain
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07-04-2008, 03:25 AM #32
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In this situation, would anyone have considered using a single condenser with a variable speed blower and zoning? With humidity issues below, you could easily adjust the dampers so they never fully close, so there will always be air circulating down there even when there is no call.
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07-04-2008, 07:26 AM #33
I wouldn't.
Already set up for 2 units. So by the time you redid the ductwork, and add the zoning system, run larger line set, pull a bigger electrical feed for teh larger outdoor unit. You have about the same cost.
Weather you oversize the lower level with 2 units, or with a zoning system, its still oversized.


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