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    Too short on lineset to face them in a service friendly direction.

    So one is blowing hot air into the economizer, the other is against a wall. Damn fly by nighters.
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    I don't understand. That looks like the pre-charged line set. Not much else you can do the the extra.

    I did not know they made them anymore.
    Can someone please explain to me -
    Why is there never enough time to do it right the first time, but plenty of time to do it twice?


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    Quote Originally Posted by joemach View Post
    I don't understand. That looks like the pre-charged line set. Not much else you can do the the extra.

    I did not know they made them anymore.
    Not a fan of that either, pretty much takes out needing a professional to install equipment. That pretty much means the pro that should have got the job, is going to have to deal with a clusterf@#k through the entire life of the system.

    However, I was pointing out that the installers should have turned the units 180 degrees around, so a tech can work from the service end with no obstruction. Looks like they were cheaping out on the couple of extra feet of sealtite and wiring.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joemach View Post
    I don't understand. That looks like the pre-charged line set. Not much else you can do the the extra.

    I did not know they made them anymore.
    Cut it, swage it, put the quick connects back on or ditch them altogether, pull a vacuum, and take the scrap copper to the scrapper for beer money.
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    What is the issue? Looks like a good heat reclaim set up going into the economize in the winter for some free heat and a good artificial heat load for the oversized AC in the summer to keep it running for dehumidification. LMAO

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    Quote Originally Posted by BALloyd View Post
    What is the issue? Looks like a good heat reclaim set up going into the economize in the winter for some free heat and a good artificial heat load for the oversized AC in the summer to keep it running for dehumidification. LMAO

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    That's journeyman speak....I'm impressed!
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