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Posted by on February 22, 2007, 8:55 pm
> Gary,
> Did you hire Bubba for this job?
If he had... he wouldn't be here complaining.
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Posted by rfofaky on February 24, 2007, 10:44 am
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You may have bigger worries. If this contractor can't even install a =
unit level, I'm sure he didn't size the duct work properly compensating =
for not only the evap. coil in the duct system, but also the hydronic =
coil. How is the air flow? Are ducts sealed or leaking air all over the =
place?=20
Hi there. I am building an new house and have just had my heating =
contractor install a variable speed DC blower unit under and A/C coil =
unit with a hydronic coil above that. The units are Goodman. I have a =
concern in that the components all mounted together were installed on a =
fair bit of an angle on both sides. This unit is in my basement. =
Should I have any concern that the tilt will have any adverse affect on =
the functioning of the unit. Specifically the bearings in the blower =
motor? Should I ask the contractor to make the unit plumb? =20
Thank you Gary
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Posted by on February 24, 2007, 1:26 pm
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Leaking air?
He probably thinks they have installed whistles in the ducting!!! LOL
You may have bigger worries. If this contractor can't even install a =
unit level, I'm sure he didn't size the duct work properly compensating =
for not only the evap. coil in the duct system, but also the hydronic =
coil. How is the air flow? Are ducts sealed or leaking air all over the =
place?=20
Hi there. I am building an new house and have just had my heating =
contractor install a variable speed DC blower unit under and A/C coil =
unit with a hydronic coil above that. The units are Goodman. I have a =
concern in that the components all mounted together were installed on a =
fair bit of an angle on both sides. This unit is in my basement. =
Should I have any concern that the tilt will have any adverse affect on =
the functioning of the unit. Specifically the bearings in the blower =
motor? Should I ask the contractor to make the unit plumb? =20
Thank you Gary
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contractor=20
can't even install a unit level, I'm sure he didn't size the duct work =
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new house and=20
have just had my heating contractor install a variable speed DC =
blower unit=20
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units are=20
Goodman. I have a concern in that the components all mounted =
together=20
were installed on a fair bit of an angle on both sides. This =
unit is=20
in my basement. Should I have any concern that the tilt will =
have any=20
adverse affect on the functioning of the unit. Specifically =
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bearings in the blower motor? Should I ask the contractor to =
make the=20
unit plumb? </FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Thank you=20
Gary</FONT></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE></BODY></HTML>
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Posted by Gary on February 25, 2007, 1:15 am
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Its not fired up yet.
You may have bigger worries. If this contractor can't even install a =
unit level, I'm sure he didn't size the duct work properly compensating =
for not only the evap. coil in the duct system, but also the hydronic =
coil. How is the air flow? Are ducts sealed or leaking air all over the =
place?=20
Hi there. I am building an new house and have just had my heating =
contractor install a variable speed DC blower unit under and A/C coil =
unit with a hydronic coil above that. The units are Goodman. I have a =
concern in that the components all mounted together were installed on a =
fair bit of an angle on both sides. This unit is in my basement. =
Should I have any concern that the tilt will have any adverse affect on =
the functioning of the unit. Specifically the bearings in the blower =
motor? Should I ask the contractor to make the unit plumb? =20
Thank you Gary
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>You may have bigger worries. If this =
contractor=20
can't even install a unit level, I'm sure he didn't size the duct work =
properly compensating for not only the evap. coil in the duct system, =
but also=20
the hydronic coil. How is the air flow? Are ducts sealed or leaking =
air all=20
over the place? </FONT></DIV>
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wrote in=20
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new house and=20
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under and A/C coil unit with a hydronic coil above that. The =
units are=20
Goodman. I have a concern in that the components all mounted =
together=20
were installed on a fair bit of an angle on both sides. This =
unit is=20
in my basement. Should I have any concern that the tilt will =
have any=20
adverse affect on the functioning of the unit. Specifically =
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make the=20
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