AC Install Help Needed
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KitchenKhemist
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Honestly, I have no experience with the Heil units, so I'm not sure I can answer that. It really depends from manufacturer to manufacturer. I CAN tell you that the Mitsubishi units are top notch. I've never been back to service one after install, and I've put in tons of them (most schools are using 1 per classroom these days). I can also tell you not to buy a UnionAire. I've been back time and again on those things...lots of design flaws...made in Egypt - where, apparently, water can drain uphill because the condensate line must exit a hole in the rear of these units which is not only above the drain pan connection, it's above the drain pan itself!
If a growroom mini split were to give you trouble, it'd be hard to keep the service tech outta there while still getting his job done. Most of them have a remote control thermostat that needs to be pointed fairly close to the indoor unit, and after making any repairs, the tech will want to operate it obviously.
I guess if a guy got one of these dual-system Heils, he COULD hook up only one half of the system and keep the extra indoor unit as a backup (indoor unit isn't likely to be the problem though) and if the operating half of the outdoor unit shot shit, just switch the linesets to the other compressor (will have to evacuate lines again). The outdoor half of the system is your most likely area of breakdown (compressor, contactor, fan motor...these are the usual suspects).
If you DO get one, make sure your braze joints are nice, threaded connections are tight, insulate the lineset, keep your indoor filter clean. Follow the installation instructions. These things are WAY easier than you'd think. I'm always glad to help anyone in need, so feel free to message me if ever need be.
If a growroom mini split were to give you trouble, it'd be hard to keep the service tech outta there while still getting his job done. Most of them have a remote control thermostat that needs to be pointed fairly close to the indoor unit, and after making any repairs, the tech will want to operate it obviously.
I guess if a guy got one of these dual-system Heils, he COULD hook up only one half of the system and keep the extra indoor unit as a backup (indoor unit isn't likely to be the problem though) and if the operating half of the outdoor unit shot shit, just switch the linesets to the other compressor (will have to evacuate lines again). The outdoor half of the system is your most likely area of breakdown (compressor, contactor, fan motor...these are the usual suspects).
If you DO get one, make sure your braze joints are nice, threaded connections are tight, insulate the lineset, keep your indoor filter clean. Follow the installation instructions. These things are WAY easier than you'd think. I'm always glad to help anyone in need, so feel free to message me if ever need be.
You have the whole office laughing now. If you knew what office I was in right now it would probably be funny to you too. I look forward to your replys when you try to stick up for your shit Ruud units. Anyways no more time being alotted to you retard "poof" your obsolete.
KitchenKhemist
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And what a reputable office it must be! Only the most important offices (like the one in your daddy's den) are open at 8:30 AM on Memorial Day. And to have an entire office full of laughing people on a Government Holiday....
And you, yourself sir, must have balls of solid granite to be showing your "entire office" how much time you waste, losing an argument, on a Marijuana Discussion Forum. That place must really be running on a level of professional performance I can't even fathom. Now finish your Capri-Sun and get your dictionary back out...it's time to learn to spell the word "replies."
Your best bet is to quit runnin' your suck. There might be a few dyslexic poeple out there who still believe the shit you keep shoveling.