Yes, my first thought was the compressor so I went out and stood by it when it came on and it pretty much sounds normal. Hence why I was wondering on how the line set should run through a wall cavity. Could it be an internal freon balance issue?
Yes I understand that "codes" are different. I was not looking for varying methods, but rather the correct manner in a wall cavity.
My thoughts are that as the unit turns itself on and the compressor starts, the line set becomes energized so to speak and the lines either: move, touch or strike something that it should not.
By inquiring, I hoped to better understand how they "should be" in order to hopefully understand a resolve to the problem.
Yes, my first thought was the compressor so I went out and stood by it when it came on and it pretty much sounds normal. Hence why I was wondering on how the line set should run through a wall cavity. Could it be an internal freon balance issue?
Yes I understand that "codes" are different. I was not looking for varying methods, but rather the correct manner in a wall cavity.
My thoughts are that as the unit turns itself on and the compressor starts, the line set becomes energized so to speak and the lines either: move, touch or strike something that it should not.
By inquiring, I hoped to better understand how they "should be" in order to hopefully understand a resolve to the problem.
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