PUT YOU HEAD IN TOLET AND FLUSH
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Blower Coil Freeze After Compressor Replacement?
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Getting mad when you're proved wrong won't help anything.
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Condenser coil yes but evaporator coil yes but not likely I have repaire few so I do know what you talking about.
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I am neither mad or angry, being wrong it is possible but not likely and you sir prove otherwise
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The proof is by reading your posts here at alt.hvac. I'm sorry that you can't understand that simple FACT.
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What a surprise... not!
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I have systems out there that are over 30 years and running just fine. I know some Marine reefer systems that are older then that and so do you. I refuse to convict on the word of one unhappy citizen. I want to
*KNOW* facts. Fair is fair. How many years did Carriers "Snowball" run before they just flat shut it down and junked it?- Vote on answer
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But it is entertaining. ;-p
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"Don Ocean" wrote
Snowball was an American Standard (Trane) Climatuff compressor in their Tyler, Texas facility. They didn't shut it down. It finally just died. (I was just there last month and they still talk about it)
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Carrier had a snowball? Trane had one that finally died.
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I'm glad to be of service.
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Okay...Okay.. Ya got me, it was a Trane. ;-)
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"It's hard to stop a snowball...."
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Actually, it was a General Electric from the pre-Trane days.