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I here ya I should have been out the door already instead I'm here. :gah:
On that note I'll see ya later.
Oh and welcome to the club. :putergreet:

Well that main breaker does follow but if those meter lugs are loose it will heat up the breaker causing a trip.

It's called a meter socket and the local utilities would provide them for free but not anymore.

Yeah something isn't adding up. I can't see lugs coming loose within a year unless they were never tighten up. What electrician would forget to do that ?

Those should be torqued down. The heating and cooling can work them loose.

Out of curiosity who determined the line size ?

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My vote is imbalance load at main panel.

Allow me ....

Some a/c scrolls will not go below 20 psig. on a pump down.
The last two were that way for me.

Yeah don't do that till they get back.

I would think your installer would disable the heat pump.
Heat pump will not work without the proper valve.

Isn't gas cheaper than electric at that -14C ?

What temperature did the installer pick for switching over to gas ?

What's the present ambient where you're located ?

Yes it sounds like they didn't have a TXV with a built-in check valve.

:toetap:

:munching:

Someone has been doing some reading 😃

The health department here might just might open the bin door.

Well then Hoshizaki it is :pileon:

He went through one hell of a initiation 😜

Most 90+ efficiency furnaces for residential.

I was just referring to the OP 3" fitting.
I agree the 2" is the majority and apparently Milwaukee thinks the same 😉

Isn't the size limited to 2" or do they have a larger one ?

Only if you have intensions for said "cord" 😜

Study the wire diagram it will lead you to your problem.

But he said "wire" not cord 😉

Wish I knew the supply pressure 🤔

My D-TEK select rarely lets me down.

It for a heat lamp.

Make it #112
and add a strap to that expansion tank for kicks and giggles 👍🏻

X2

Wow a 30 kilowatt option that will get a meter spinning 😲

Thread sounds like more a sales guy vs service guy 🤔

Did someone say trapped liquid line ?

See ya in the next 9 years John 👍🏻

Yep, if it's able to off cycle long enough the pressures will eventually equalize. Only to be sucked right out without the cap tube able to feed quick enough to catch up.

Well then, the cats outa the bag 😃
Anyone can become a pro with a little cut and paste 😂

Remember nothing in equates to nothing out.
More gas will just backup into the condenser raising sub-cooling.

Now if we had a employee and allowed him to do such a thing that would be different. 😉

I drink alone 🍶

I'll trade ya places 😀

Looks like you're going back with a cap tube.

Being a owner operator I don't think OSHA cares about me. 😕

But if your social security number is required or not required but your ID number how would the committee verify you ?

I like it although I rarely even use a rope. Now on occasions I'll work with another tradesman and find they'll pull up everything but the kitchen sink.:eek2:
As a comparison I go up with a six in...

Can he apply without the social security number ?

What's the material ?

Like Ozzy 😂