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    Weld of shame

    The picture says it all.


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    Ha, I keep those coupler in stock on my truck also!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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    Looks like it’s been like that for a while, takes a lickin the Goodman/Copeland keeps on tickin...if the equipment failed early in its life, the manufacturers gets the blame.

    Heat Pump or straight A/C

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    Looks like he was scraping the bottom of the bucket of scrap copper...

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    But the question is does it leak?



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    Quote Originally Posted by jbhenergy View Post
    But the question is does it leak?



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    OR...

    Does it leak yet...

    As with all those joints and chicken scratch welding...

    It may be more a question of when, rather than if...
    GA-HVAC-Tech

    Your comfort, Your way, Everyday!

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    *The duct system keeps the house comfortable; the equipment only heats and cools (and dehumidifies)
    *The value of comfort, over the long term; leave economic choices behind!
    Choose your contractor wisely!

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    Best Goodman installation I have seen yet.

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    No drain trap.

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    That is just capacity control for the oversized AC to get longer run times.
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    No drain trap.
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    Quote Originally Posted by paul1981 View Post
    The picture says it all.


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    Installer1: shit were short on copper, we got to wait for more to be brought out
    Installer2: it’s 2:00 I got something that will work 🤣

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    Refrigerant equalizer? LOL, that is one buggered job. Wow!

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    Looks good from my house regardless of the 10 brazing rods globbed on and the pipe sizes are immaculate and the quality of this gem is fantastic I call this a day gone perfect.

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    surprised no shark fin reducers.
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    Why is it always a Goodman?

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    In class as part of our brazing test we had to braze a 1/2 inch to a 3/16 cap tube. Part of the test was also not filling the cap tube with filler. I’m sure mine wasn’t to much different looking than that one.

    Actually passed the test with an a. Thought I was a good brazer. Then I got into the real world and quickly realized I sucked. Brazing on a bench top vise sure is different then upside down and backwards in a compressor compartment.


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    thats why they should do the test both in the lab and in real world conditions

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    Quote Originally Posted by pctech View Post
    thats why they should do the test both in the lab and in real world conditions
    I think there were a lot of things they could have done better. Working in the lab is nothing like the real world.

    I thought I was pretty hot stuff coming out of school all around. In reality I knew nothing. Thank god I had friends in the trade I could call otherwise I would have probably have given up on the trade.


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    some of us think that way but the real world shows us differently

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    Shark fin reducer lol.....


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    Ugly ????????????

    Yes but as long as it doesn't leak

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