ReplyI got a simular one to replace, how do you decifer there model numbers
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Replaced an old Chrysler Air Temp system, I believe the model # was CH 1265, could someone possbly tell me what size the old one was.
Replaced it with a Rheem 3.5
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I got a simular one to replace, how do you decifer there model numbers
HVAC Contractor, Tyler Texas.
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Hi Terry, the 5 would indicate a 5 ton. Not sure what the code is beyond that. Those that start 126X were 6-7 SEER and they had a line in 1977 anyway that were 129X and 7-8 SEER.
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Thanks that is what I thought. The customer still had the original installation manual it started at 1261, 1262, 1263,
1264, and 1265. I couldn't figure out what the 1261 was, I thought 1262 2 ton,,1263 3 ton....etc, but couldn't figure out what the 1261 was, so it confused me a little. No number on the compressor.
Again Thanks
Terry
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Where the H have you been?
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real busy, thanks for missing me
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The 1 was a 1.5 ton.
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again thanks for the help.....
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Oddly the Carrier blue book shows a 1265-00 as 45,000 btus,1968 to 1970,and a 1265-02,46 and 47000,1971 and 1972.Then a 1265-03,46,47,45,and 45,1973 thru1977.
Then in 1978,a 12650cq or cr as 56,000.
So depending on suffix,could be any of the above,if the book is correct.
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