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    is Rheem a good unit?

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    Thumbs up Rheem

    yes.Rheem -Ruud are very good units. Built in Ft.Smith Arkansas..USA
    'Life begins with the journey each day'

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    Rheem would be a decent furnace as long as the people installing it does it correctly

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    Furnaces may be alright but water heaters are Junk.

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    Rheem is a very good system. Do some searches here and you'll find out a lot of info.

    They use exclusively Copeland scroll compressors, more popular tubular heat exchangers and robust circuitry.

    Look at the 14 SEER variable systems.

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    I work for a RUUD distributor. It has been a great line. i have sold york, luxaire, clare and armstrong. Armstrong is the only one close. I agree the install is key
    i belong to peta ... people eating tasty animals. all my opinions are just mine.

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    Nothing stops a TRANE


    Common Sense aint so Common

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    Originally posted by brooklyntech
    Nothing stops a TRANE
    That big stack of warranty Intell-ignition boards I have sez otherwise. The service bulletin beside them sez otherwise too.

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    Rheem is the best bang for the buck.
    FILL OUT YOUR PROFILE!!

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    Our company only sells and installs Rheem units, and we've had very few problems or call backs.

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    Originally posted by brooklyntech
    Nothing stops a TRANE


    Common Sense aint so Common
    Brainwashing and irrelevance at it's finest.


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    Thumbs up

    I did service and sales for four years with Rheem equipment and had to repair maybe a dozen furnaces and three condensers. Alot of happy owners..

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    CondensateDick- suck my gauge hose- u tool

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    Nothin stops A Trane, If you can get it started.

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    Don't know about the rest of the country, but we have a lot of troubles with Rheem units.
    Have, for a long time, considered Rheem as one of the worst units. However, Since one of my suppliers went to Rheem, have been taking another look.
    Two weeks ago, went on service call, Rheem unit, of course, less than 6 years old ( new customer )
    compresor was bad - scroll.
    Owner wanted to replace entire unit as it was a heat pump.
    ( I never recommend compressor replacement only on HP unless I feel sure that I know cause of failure )
    Had my supplier deliver "new" rheem outdoor unit. The compressor was bad in that one, as well as the contactor was wired wrong. ( don't know if factory or supplier fault ). Had to bring second unit out for a second replacement.
    Did not do much for my 'another look'

    But of course, this is south alabama. We get sunshine piped in. Could be all we get is the rejects from the rest of the country.

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    Originally posted by needing help
    Furnaces may be alright but water heaters are Junk.

    Enlighten me. What kind of problems are you seeing? I've installed countless numbers of them without any failures, commercial and residential, gas and electric.

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    Rheem is the best bang for the buck.although I did not always feel that way,

    but when they came out with the revolutionary design of keeping it close to the floor and letting you have a transition that you can still hang a humidifier on I think they took the lead at that point and never looked back.

    There condensing units are simple, effective low to the ground, quiet and very servicable.

    Its a good design on the points that matter. Everyone should be a Rheem \ RUUD dealer or at least be demanding the same from their manufacturer.

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    Don't know about the rest of the country, but we have a lot of troubles with Rheem units.


    That is why they call it a rheem job.

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    fat eddy

    Nothin stops A Trane, If you can get it started.


    Just hire a better installer he will get it started for you.HaHa


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    who else sells a 10 SEER scroll??????????
    FILL OUT YOUR PROFILE!!

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