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R22 or 410A

Gary

05-04-2008

Noon-Air

Gary

Zyp

Stormin Mormon

Noon-Air

Zyp

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Posted by Gary on May 4, 2008, 10:20 pm

For those of you who've been installing 410a units I was just wondering if
you've had any problems with them. I was going to wait until next summer to
start with 410A but the price of 22 is already getting close. I remember
what happened to R12 so I guess its time to go with the flow.

Posted by Noon-Air on May 4, 2008, 10:50 pm

I haven't been installing anything except for R-410a systems in the last 2
1/2 years. If you *NOT* doing 410a, your doing a grave dis-service to your
customers.

> For those of you who've been installing 410a units I was just wondering if

> you've had any problems with them. I was going to wait until next summer

> to

> start with 410A but the price of 22 is already getting close. I remember

> what happened to R12 so I guess its time to go with the flow.

Posted by Gary on May 5, 2008, 10:14 am

On Sun, 04 May 2008 21:50:26 -0500, Noon-Air wrote:

> I haven't been installing anything except for R-410a systems in the last 2

> 1/2 years. If you *NOT* doing 410a, your doing a grave dis-service to your

> customers.

You believed in 410a as the future & it looks like you were right.
I on the other hand wasn't so sure & decided to wait in case something
else came out before 2010. It just took me 2 1/2 years longer to believe.
I have though been telling my customers for the last two or three years
about the impending doom of R22 but as long as that's what I would replace
my own units at home with, that's what I recommended. Now that all the
manufacturers have gone to 4120A & 22 has more than doubled since
Christmas, even I can see the handwriting on the wall.

Posted by Zyp on May 5, 2008, 11:08 am

Gary wrote:

> On Sun, 04 May 2008 21:50:26 -0500, Noon-Air wrote:

>> I haven't been installing anything except for R-410a systems in the

>> last 2 1/2 years. If you *NOT* doing 410a, your doing a grave

>> dis-service to your customers.

> You believed in 410a as the future & it looks like you were right.

> I on the other hand wasn't so sure & decided to wait in case something

> else came out before 2010. It just took me 2 1/2 years longer to

> believe. I have though been telling my customers for the last two or

> three years about the impending doom of R22 but as long as that's

> what I would replace my own units at home with, that's what I

> recommended. Now that all the manufacturers have gone to 4120A & 22

> has more than doubled since Christmas, even I can see the handwriting

> on the wall.

Refrigerant is refrigerant. Parts is parts.

--
Zyp

Posted by Stormin Mormon on May 5, 2008, 9:24 pm

Hmmm. How about I got some old R-11 to put in your R-22 system. I'll just
use twice as much, it will work out.

Parts is parts.... the man says.......

--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
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.

Refrigerant is refrigerant. Parts is parts.

--
Zyp

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