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shogun wrote:Hey nerve, what's the average price to have a full unit refurbishment?
Most times it not feasible to do it.shogun wrote:Hey nerve, what's the average price to have a full unit refurbishment?
nervewrecker wrote:Dem boys fix up two tuners today.
Neil kool lost some customers proper.
nervewrecker wrote:De hell dey going with shoes?
Usually they go with a disposable covering over it.
Will look into it. Unless they forgot it home.
maj. tom wrote:Buy an accurate thermometer and place it under the unit to monitor the actual room temperature and compare what the unit's thermostat would be registering. Set the unit on auto cool. If the thermometer drops between 0.5 and 0.8 °C below the set unit temp then the compressor would come on.
If the inside temp is equal to or higher than the outside temperature, it's not going to turn on. It will maintain the room temperature at what its set at. 24°C is a good temp to leave it at on auto because these nights drop to about 25°C by 1am. I used to set my unit at 26 and it was fine in the summer months, but now that doesn't work for the winter months. I monitor the temperatures with an accurate digital thermometer coupled with a wireless monitor outdoors. Solved that issue with a little scientific method testing.
If you have actually done all these experiments and understood the zeroth law of thermodynamics, then you could bother the people about a non functioning unit.
dredman1 wrote:Who are the agents/distributors that sell Toshiba inverter units?
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:ok finally found out the problem and it is as I clearly expected, the unit has a faulty thermostat.
Neil Kool said they sending a senior tech tomorrow to replace it, how do I know this is the case? well besides Vernon saying that the thermostat is the problem "He is the top AC teacher in the country btw" I also noticed that even at 30 degrees C sometimes the compressor refuses to turn off.
So my padner Daikin which has this same issue also has a faulty thermostat. It seems a bunch of brand new units coming into the country have this factory defect.
nervewrecker wrote:dredman1 wrote:Who are the agents/distributors that sell Toshiba inverter units?
Clamens and associates.
Dont mind the price, you get what you pay for.
RedVEVO wrote:Lennox is the BEST.
Made in USA .
RedVEVO approved .
Though I agree that the vapor pressures require that the cond and comp match intent, there are hybrid polyolester lubricants that allow for use where mineral oil is present without flushing.nervewrecker wrote:So happens a guy from barrackpore said he have a 410a compressor he can give us.
When we reach he have a R22 condenser and a R22 compressor. Insist we buy it and use it. Said R22 can work in 410A systems, no need to flush it (because they both carry different oils). Also said that when you vacuume it pulls out the old oil. Says he has 34 years in the business and showed us projects he on.
Man making a killing and dont know jack sh!t.
You cannot mix the two because one carries polyester oil and the other, mineral. They are not drop in replacements, they have different sized capillary tubes allowing for different refrigerant flows and 410a system operating pressures are almost double that of R22.
So when you choosing your technician, choose one who knows his stuff and not by the project eh does.
I took my guy by servair and purchased a new compressor. Always good service from Sonny, Daniel and the guys there.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:RedVEVO wrote:Lennox is the BEST.
Made in USA .
RedVEVO approved .
Depends on which Lennox, not all made in USA the Lennox that comes with Heat pumps are made in USA those are the very expensive ones, the others are made by GREE in China.
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