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Posted by daytona° on May 10, 2007, 6:55 pm
Just got home and too late to call the Distributor. Have a condensor MOD
38GK001330 SER F7A04300. Now am I seeing a 13,000 BTU unit? Not making any
sense. Of could my mechanic have seen the wrong number (since he is so vain
to buy any glasses)
Thanks
JB
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Posted by gofish on May 10, 2007, 8:15 pm
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>Just got home and too late to call the Distributor. Have a condensor MOD
>38GK001330 SER F7A04300. Now am I seeing a 13,000 BTU unit? Not making any
>sense. Of could my mechanic have seen the wrong number (since he is so vain
>to buy any glasses)
>Thanks
>JB
18,000 btu older than old
38GK001xxx=18,000
38GK002xxx=24,000
38GK003xxx=30,000
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Posted by gofish on May 10, 2007, 8:23 pm
gofish@gonefishin.net wrote:
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>>Just got home and too late to call the Distributor. Have a condensor MOD
>>38GK001330 SER F7A04300. Now am I seeing a 13,000 BTU unit? Not making any
>>sense. Of could my mechanic have seen the wrong number (since he is so vain
>>to buy any glasses)
>>Thanks
>>JB
>18,000 btu older than old
>38GK001xxx=18,000
>38GK002xxx=24,000
>38GK003xxx=30,000
If your application is thru-the-wall,
try these guys for replacement units:
http://www.nationalcomfortproducts.com/heating-cooling-products.html
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Posted by daytona° on May 10, 2007, 9:35 pm
Thanks Fish
The condensor sits on a 3 story roof and out in the open. Yes...I know it's
old. I have been taking care of the building for about 25+ years and it was
old then
The other 3 units have been replaced, but those apts are alittle larger and
use 24,000 BTU units.
So I guess it's time to get the Superman Hoist out and lift a ton and half
unit up. I like dropping the old condensor in the dumpster from 3 stories
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> gofish@gonefishin.net wrote:
>>>Just got home and too late to call the Distributor. Have a condensor MOD
>>>38GK001330 SER F7A04300. Now am I seeing a 13,000 BTU unit? Not making
>>>any
>>>sense. Of could my mechanic have seen the wrong number (since he is so
>>>vain
>>>to buy any glasses)
>>>Thanks
>>>JB
>>18,000 btu older than old
>>38GK001xxx=18,000
>>38GK002xxx=24,000
>>38GK003xxx=30,000
> If your application is thru-the-wall,
> try these guys for replacement units:
> http://www.nationalcomfortproducts.com/heating-cooling-products.html
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Posted by geojr on May 12, 2007, 7:41 am
> Thanks Fish
> The condensor sits on a 3 story roof and out in the open. Yes...I know
> it's old. I have been taking care of the building for about 25+ years and
> it was old then
> The other 3 units have been replaced, but those apts are alittle larger
> and use 24,000 BTU units.
> JB
> So I guess it's time to get the Superman Hoist out and lift a ton and half
> unit up. I like dropping the old condensor in the dumpster from 3 stories
Dumpster?? You don't take it to the scrap yard for $$$$ :-))
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>> gofish@gonefishin.net wrote:
>>>>Just got home and too late to call the Distributor. Have a condensor MOD
>>>>38GK001330 SER F7A04300. Now am I seeing a 13,000 BTU unit? Not making
>>>>any
>>>>sense. Of could my mechanic have seen the wrong number (since he is so
>>>>vain
>>>>to buy any glasses)
>>>>Thanks
>>>>JB
>>>18,000 btu older than old
>>>38GK001xxx=18,000
>>>38GK002xxx=24,000
>>>38GK003xxx=30,000
>> If your application is thru-the-wall,
>> try these guys for replacement units:
>> http://www.nationalcomfortproducts.com/heating-cooling-products.html
>
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>38GK001330 SER F7A04300. Now am I seeing a 13,000 BTU unit? Not making any
>sense. Of could my mechanic have seen the wrong number (since he is so vain
>to buy any glasses)
>Thanks
>JB