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What brand 410 A are you guys installing? Gary 05-10-2008
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Posted by Don Ocean on May 13, 2008, 4:20 am
.p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
>
>> If that's so then it only proves my theory of how poor the coils are being
>> made. Just think of it, a coil failing because of an excess mixture
>> of air & moisture from improper drain trapping. I tell my customers all the
>> time not to expect the same life out of the new unit that they got out of
>> their old one. Hell you're lucky to get a capacitor to last five years
>> today & the manufacturers blame it on the heat. Like it just started
>> getting hot in the twenty first century.
>
>         Global warming. Al Gore said so.

Hmmmmm... My lawn needs mowing, but I have to wait for the last snowfall
to melt off first. And this is the middle of April. ,The farmers are
getting pretty bitchy about not being able to get in the fields too.
The Truckers are crabby because the companies are applying lower speed
limits to lower gas consumption per mile. Which cuts their paid for
miles salaries about 30%. I wonder how heated golf balls will work? I
think its time to secede from the Union. ;-p Any of you guys get invites
to Janna Bush's wedding?
>
>

Posted by KJPRO on May 13, 2008, 1:21 pm

> .p.jm@see_my_sig_for_address.com wrote:
>>
>>> If that's so then it only proves my theory of how poor the coils are
>>> being
>>> made. Just think of it, a coil failing because of an excess mixture
>>> of air & moisture from improper drain trapping. I tell my customers all
>>> the
>>> time not to expect the same life out of the new unit that they got out
>>> of
>>> their old one. Hell you're lucky to get a capacitor to last five years
>>> today & the manufacturers blame it on the heat. Like it just started
>>> getting hot in the twenty first century.
>>
>> Global warming. Al Gore said so.
>
> Hmmmmm... My lawn needs mowing, but I have to wait for the last snowfall
> to melt off first. And this is the middle of April. ,The farmers are
> getting pretty bitchy about not being able to get in the fields too.
> The Truckers are crabby because the companies are applying lower speed
> limits to lower gas consumption per mile. Which cuts their paid for miles
> salaries about 30%. I wonder how heated golf balls will work? I think its
> time to secede from the Union. ;-p Any of you guys get invites to Janna
> Bush's wedding?


I sent all you guys an invite to our wedding. <g>



Posted by Gary on May 13, 2008, 8:19 am
>
>         Global warming. Al Gore said so.
>
>

And its posted the internet he invented so it must be true.
What ever happened to global cooling predicted in the 70's ?
I guess we fixed it with greenhouse gases.

Posted by Noon-Air on May 13, 2008, 7:44 am

> If that's so then it only proves my theory of how poor the coils are being
> made. Just think of it, a coil failing because of an excess mixture
> of air & moisture from improper drain trapping.

No, it just proves that the majority of these systems were installed by the
lowest bidder and rather than spend a few extra pennies for a proper trap,
they were either just too cheap, or too lazy to do it right.

> I tell my customers all the
> time not to expect the same life out of the new unit that they got out of
> their old one.

The new systems won't last for 30 - 35 yearl like the old ones, but properly
installed and cared for, will last 20+ years. Nothing lasts forever.

> Hell you're lucky to get a capacitor to last five years

Yes that is a problem with the ones in a plastic can, but I have not had any
problem with the ones in metal cans is standard resi type units.

> today & the manufacturers blame it on the heat. Like it just started
> getting hot in the twenty first century.

Nothing to do with the heat, just the lessor manufacturers trying to use
cheaper quality parts to keep their costs down....same as any other
manufacturers. All those product recalls are not because they used the best
quality materials or parts.


Posted by KJPRO on May 13, 2008, 1:22 pm

>
>> If that's so then it only proves my theory of how poor the coils are
>> being
>> made. Just think of it, a coil failing because of an excess mixture
>> of air & moisture from improper drain trapping.
>
> No, it just proves that the majority of these systems were installed by
> the lowest bidder and rather than spend a few extra pennies for a proper
> trap, they were either just too cheap, or too lazy to do it right.
>
>> I tell my customers all the
>> time not to expect the same life out of the new unit that they got out of
>> their old one.
>
> The new systems won't last for 30 - 35 yearl like the old ones, but
> properly installed and cared for, will last 20+ years. Nothing lasts
> forever.
>
>> Hell you're lucky to get a capacitor to last five years
>
> Yes that is a problem with the ones in a plastic can, but I have not had
> any problem with the ones in metal cans is standard resi type units.


Goodman's 35/5's pops like flies...



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