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Yes American Standard is Trane one in the same.
Look at Consumer Reports.

I installed a Gooman once and never had a problem with it 😉
However I've serviced many installed by others 😉

Hey what about Trane ?
Are they chopped liver 🙁
Prove me a better condensing unit 🤔

Racist !

Not Trane but Carrier yes their out till August on 4,5,6 tonners.
I'm in the Cleveland area.

I've got a customer looking at this very moment for a straight cooling 5 ton RTU.
Supplement the dining room for a restaurant.

There's a contractors map for this site

So will you be turning in on before the next guy comes ?

Additionally the compressor warranty is up with probably only 4 years left on the heat exchanger.
Typically heat exchangers aren't a problem within that time though.

Rundawg can but he won't post it in a open forum.
Put your email in your profile.

You got this it's easy 😉

Seriously you're missing all the technical conversations that aren't visible to you currently. 😕

Hey! They got their money's what's the hurry now ? 🙄

Get your post count up and apply for Pro Membership 👍🏻

Shipping will be expensive 🙄

Did you spilt the condenser ?

So Copeland is using aluminum for the windings ?
I only see a capacity difference between those two models.

How high is the window ?

Motors with aluminum windings that's a first for me 😲

If it's a scroll there's a good chance the discharge check valve is bypassing.
There was just another thread on this and I had one last week.
On shut off the high side will leak to the low and...

I agree provided he doesn't have a short cycle temperature control 😃
Now something has apparently changed because he says it's cycling 10 times more.
Maybe he'll get back with us and let us know if...

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Good luck with that 😮

Gentleman, the thread is practically 6 years old 🙄

5 ton won't even handel the occupants 🙄

I doubt that RTU is going to bend a 10-12" I beam.
Apparently he didn't want to penetrate the roof.
A picture of the inside looking up might reveal more insight.

So what about the evaporator draining condensate down on to a inactive lower coil ?

And now those internal check valves are wearing out ! :gah:

I had this just this week on a 10 door reach-in freezer. I was there for other issues when the security guard asked if that sound is normal out by the compressors.
It was cycling on and off...

Yep R22 plays well with POE

Pretty sure Trane wants R22 only in their 3D compressors

YES

I see that publication is prior to Dupont / Chemours acquisition of ICOR I wonder if they have changed any consensus since 🤔

No edit needed just following up as you did is suffice

Double vision

He's a quick learner 😃

:eek2:

If you're a tech you should post in the
Tech to Tech chat

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Those work extremely well gets rid of the condensate and cools the coil.

If the fan blade has a ring attached to it that's a slinger.

Of course and UL® approved 👍🏻

Because my English isn't that good ?

Seriously pecmsg 🤔

I think we need more information.

For the record just about every A/C / Refrigeration unit I work on is as I described.

Thanks for clarifying it looks like a PTAC

Would have been Tecumseh
Sounds like someone installed the wrong compressor to me.

Look at the pitch of the fan blades.

Pretty sure air goes through the front and out the back.

Wait !
I just worked on one of these.
Pretty sure SZ wasn't putting Embraco compressors in these back then.
Correct me if I'm wrong.