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Posted by Simon Schnizzard on November 1, 2007, 12:39 am
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> Simon Schnizzard wrote:
> >>> me wrote:
> >>>> has anyone here had any experience With yorks residential heating
> >>>> and cooling line? it seems the past few years they have been
> >>>> putting some real garbage on the market.
> >>> Some contractors are claiming Yorks Evap. Coils leak water.
> >> Ive a package hp unit for the shop -22 ( well actually its luxaire )
> >> Apparent slow leaker ( no visable oilslick )...36 mbu so offhand
> >> guessing probly factory about lbs.
> > ( guessing probly factory charge about 5 lbs )
> >> Took 4 years butt his fall got so bad took action ( hell maybe some
> >> kids been huffing onnit--antway 3lbs later it still seems just fine,
> >> this was about 3 weeks ago.
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> Hmmm - check the Manufactuer's Unit label. The full charge is stated
there.
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> If you took the time, you could locate the leak [probably in the
evaporator
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> on the bottom] and seal it. Instead of screwing up the enviorment.
Thx,
I'll keep an eye on it.
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>>>> has anyone here had any experience With yorks residential heating
>>>> and cooling line? it seems the past few years they have been
>>>> putting some real garbage on the market.
>>> Some contractors are claiming Yorks Evap. Coils leak water.
>> Ive a package hp unit for the shop -22 ( well actually its luxaire )
>> Apparent slow leaker ( no visable oilslick )...36 mbu so offhand
>> guessing probly factory about lbs.
> ( guessing probly factory charge about 5 lbs )
>> Took 4 years butt his fall got so bad took action ( hell maybe some
>> kids been huffing onnit--antway 3lbs later it still seems just fine,
>> this was about 3 weeks ago.
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