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Posted by DARRYL L PLANCK on May 5, 2009, 6:20 am
DARRYL L PLANCK
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IS IT OK TO INSTALL A LOW CUT- OUT CONTROL ON A ROFFTOP UNIT TO OPPEN THE
CONTACTOR COIL WHEN THE TEMP GO DOWN TO 50 DG
DARRYL
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Posted by Stormin Mormon on May 5, 2009, 7:04 am
ROFFTOP UNIT
What's a rofftop?
TO OPPEN
Is oppen a verb? Perhapz eez German ferb!
THE
CONTACTOR COIL WHEN THE TEMP GO DOWN
You mean "goes down"?
TO 50 DG
dg? That's what Fundy Dave from Illinois calls this list.
Discussion group.
DARRYL
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Posted by Bubba on May 6, 2009, 4:21 pm
Darryl,
That is just Stormy the mormon idiots way of saying he doesnt have the
first clue what you are even talking about. Never has. Never will.
What you're suggesting would work but why not maybe just install an
outdoor condenser fan control. This will allow the unit to work
properly down to about 35 degrees outside. A Crankcase heater may be
required if it isnt a scroll compressor. Its really close in price to
doing the low temp cut out method.
Bubba
On Tue, 5 May 2009 07:04:25 -0400, "Stormin Mormon"
>ROFFTOP UNIT >What's a rofftop? >TO OPPEN >Is oppen a verb? Perhapz eez German ferb! >THE >CONTACTOR COIL WHEN THE TEMP GO DOWN >You mean "goes down"? >TO 50 DG >dg? That's what Fundy Dave from Illinois calls this list. >Discussion group. > DARRYL >##-----------------------------------------------## >Delivered via http://www.thestuccocompany.com/ >Building Construction and Maintenance Forum >Web and RSS access to your favorite newsgroup - >alt.hvac - 28440 messages and counting! >##-----------------------------------------------## >Might make more sense if people used Usenet from their >computers?
Posted by Stormin Mormon on May 5, 2009, 7:05 am
That's one way to do it. However, you may want to try and
find why the evaporator coil is running so cold. There may
be other problems involved.
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DARRYL L PLANCK
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IS IT OK TO INSTALL A LOW CUT- OUT CONTROL ON A ROFFTOP UNIT
TO OPPEN THE
CONTACTOR COIL WHEN THE TEMP GO DOWN TO 50 DG
DARRYL
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Posted by HVAC on May 5, 2009, 10:41 am
> That's one way to do it. However, you may want to try and > find why the evaporator coil is running so cold. There may > be other problems involved.
I'd smash my head into the wall, but I'd rather
smash the mormun instead. DAMM, you're dumb.
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>What's a rofftop?
>TO OPPEN
>Is oppen a verb? Perhapz eez German ferb!
>THE
>CONTACTOR COIL WHEN THE TEMP GO DOWN
>You mean "goes down"?
>TO 50 DG
>dg? That's what Fundy Dave from Illinois calls this list.
>Discussion group.
> DARRYL
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>Delivered via http://www.thestuccocompany.com/
>Building Construction and Maintenance Forum
>Web and RSS access to your favorite newsgroup -
>alt.hvac - 28440 messages and counting!
>##-----------------------------------------------##
>Might make more sense if people used Usenet from their
>computers?