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Posted by Al Moran on July 5, 2006, 9:42 pm
wrote:
>Hi,
>I just bought a 5ton Bryan unit off of ebay, now i'm getting nervous.
>I have never installed a unit before and have a few questions.
>Apparently this is just the outdoor unit and not the inside (evaporator
>/ air handler) unit. I currently have an oil furnace in my home (2100+
>sq ft). What type and size evaporator do I need (how much is it going
>to cost)? Are there any special tools that I will need for the
>installation other than gauges and a vacuum? I can just "tap" into the
>existing duct work right? Do you recommend any thermostats? I plan on
>using my oil furnace as well during extremely cold weather as I live
>just south of Cleveland, OH.
LMAO! What an idjit.
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Posted by daytona on July 6, 2006, 6:42 am
he has the ID 10 T syndrome
"ID10T"
> wrote:
>>Hi,
>>I just bought a 5ton Bryan unit off of ebay, now i'm getting nervous.
>>I have never installed a unit before and have a few questions.
>>Apparently this is just the outdoor unit and not the inside (evaporator
>>/ air handler) unit. I currently have an oil furnace in my home (2100+
>>sq ft). What type and size evaporator do I need (how much is it going
>>to cost)? Are there any special tools that I will need for the
>>installation other than gauges and a vacuum? I can just "tap" into the
>>existing duct work right? Do you recommend any thermostats? I plan on
>>using my oil furnace as well during extremely cold weather as I live
>>just south of Cleveland, OH.
> LMAO! What an idjit.
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Posted by geoman on July 6, 2006, 8:02 pm
> wrote:
>>Hi,
>>I just bought a 5ton Bryan unit off of ebay, now i'm getting nervous.
>>I have never installed a unit before and have a few questions.
>>Apparently this is just the outdoor unit and not the inside (evaporator
>>/ air handler) unit. I currently have an oil furnace in my home (2100+
>>sq ft). What type and size evaporator do I need (how much is it going
>>to cost)? Are there any special tools that I will need for the
>>installation other than gauges and a vacuum? I can just "tap" into the
>>existing duct work right? Do you recommend any thermostats? I plan on
>>using my oil furnace as well during extremely cold weather as I live
>>just south of Cleveland, OH.
> LMAO! What an idjit.
I'm not laughing, this crap gets installed all over this area..... I
suppose he'll be calling me or Mark and want to pay $50 for us to fix it.
This poster has to be a joke or someone here, nobody can be this stupid.
Call WF Hann Company, they will fix you up.
Rich
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Posted by Noon-Air on July 6, 2006, 11:24 pm
>> wrote:
>>>Hi,
>>>I just bought a 5ton Bryan unit off of ebay, now i'm getting nervous.
>>>I have never installed a unit before and have a few questions.
>>>Apparently this is just the outdoor unit and not the inside (evaporator
>>>/ air handler) unit. I currently have an oil furnace in my home (2100+
>>>sq ft). What type and size evaporator do I need (how much is it going
>>>to cost)? Are there any special tools that I will need for the
>>>installation other than gauges and a vacuum? I can just "tap" into the
>>>existing duct work right? Do you recommend any thermostats? I plan on
>>>using my oil furnace as well during extremely cold weather as I live
>>>just south of Cleveland, OH.
>> LMAO! What an idjit.
> I'm not laughing, this crap gets installed all over this area..... I
> suppose he'll be calling me or Mark and want to pay $50 for us to fix it.
> This poster has to be a joke or someone here, nobody can be this stupid.
> Call WF Hann Company, they will fix you up.
> Rich
Rich,
I just get their name, address, and phone number then forward the
information to the local city building inspectors :-)
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Posted by Fat Eddy on July 6, 2006, 9:15 pm
bassmasterjrt wrote:
> Hi,
> I just bought a 5ton Bryan unit off of ebay, now i'm getting nervous.
> I have never installed a unit before and have a few questions.
> Apparently this is just the outdoor unit and not the inside (evaporator
> / air handler) unit. I currently have an oil furnace in my home (2100+
> sq ft). What type and size evaporator do I need (how much is it going
> to cost)? Are there any special tools that I will need for the
> installation other than gauges and a vacuum? I can just "tap" into the
> existing duct work right? Do you recommend any thermostats? I plan on
> using my oil furnace as well during extremely cold weather as I live
> just south of Cleveland, OH.
Hi bassMAster,
I actually live pretty close to you,
Post the situation here,
www.hvactalkforum.com
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>I just bought a 5ton Bryan unit off of ebay, now i'm getting nervous.
>I have never installed a unit before and have a few questions.
>Apparently this is just the outdoor unit and not the inside (evaporator
>/ air handler) unit. I currently have an oil furnace in my home (2100+
>sq ft). What type and size evaporator do I need (how much is it going
>to cost)? Are there any special tools that I will need for the
>installation other than gauges and a vacuum? I can just "tap" into the
>existing duct work right? Do you recommend any thermostats? I plan on
>using my oil furnace as well during extremely cold weather as I live
>just south of Cleveland, OH.