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    Rheem Broken Nut

    I go on a no cooling call, find a 2 year old Rheem Split Heat Pump flat on charge. Dump in the nitro to find it will not hold any pressure at all. I go to the AHU and find the TXV Nut split open. Rheem will not warranty this because it is "Commercial" The AHU is a residential 3 ton AHU with a 3 Phase condenser. Replaced the coil, drier, vacuum and 9 lbs R410A. All working well for now.

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    The unit or application is "commercial" ? They don't warranty their commercial stuff? Maybe someone got Rheemed.......
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    Rheem Commercial warranty is 1 year. This is a residential AHU in a commercial application. It should at least keep its 5 year parts warranty. This is the living quarters for our local Fire Dept.

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    I'm about sick of Rheem's warranty coils. We have changed at least 10 this year that was 7months - 4 years old. I did a few with in the first year, so I had the privilege of covering the labor, freon and dryer. Thanks Rheem!

    Perhaps the need to lay of the Tequila at there Mexican manufacturing plant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by acsolutionsllc View Post
    I'm about sick of Rheem's warranty coils. We have changed at least 10 this year that was 7months - 4 years old. I did a few with in the first year, so I had the privilege of covering the labor, freon and dryer. Thanks Rheem!

    Perhaps the need to lay of the Tequila at there Mexican manufacturing plant.
    I have sold Rheem for a long time, I have dropped them back to a second choice because of various warranty repairs. Even if it is out of Labor Warranty and I sold it to them all I can do is break even. If I didn't Install it I can make a few Bucks.

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    When't on one today we installed about 2 years ago found the leak in the condenser coil.

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    I always use an ADP coils with Rheems. They are much less restrictive and now come in the same color.


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    Quote Originally Posted by qwerty hvac View Post
    I always use an ADP coils with Rheems. They are much less restrictive and now come in the same color.


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    I started to use them as well. However were starting to get the new Rheem Gray Granite Metallic colors so the ADP stuff don't match anymore unless you use a Comfortmaker ADP coil its still a different shade of gray just not as noticeable as the old green.

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    Wow. Last Rheem call a made was a flat 5 ton with a leak at one of the compressor spot welds. NotbRheems fault but still unusual.

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    Been finding a lot of leaky rheem evap. coils unit are only 1-3 years absolutely horrible.

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