Just got home and too late to call the Distributor. Have a condensor MOD
38GK001330 SER F7A04300. Now am I seeing a 13,000 BTU unit? Not making any sense. Of could my mechanic have seen the wrong number (since he is so vain to buy any glasses) Thanks JB18,000 btu older than old
38GK001xxx=18,000
38GK002xxx=24,000 38GK003xxx=30,000
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Thanks Fish The condensor sits on a 3 story roof and out in the open. Yes...I know it's old. I have been taking care of the building for about 25+ years and it was old then The other 3 units have been replaced, but those apts are alittle larger and use 24,000 BTU units. JB
So I guess it's time to get the Superman Hoist out and lift a ton and half unit up. I like dropping the old condensor in the dumpster from 3 stories
Dumpster?? You don't take it to the scrap yard for $$$$ :-))
van west comfort had written this in response to
Mistakes are not the issue. How you resolve mistakes is the issue.
------------------------------------- I wish I had signed up for this forum a day earlier. I just installed a 2 ton condenser, were I should have installed a 1.5 ton condenser.
Same model number, 38Gk01330, which is the 1.5 ton. Well at least there are stairs to the roof, so I don't need a crane.
This is the last time I don't verify that the distributor de-coded the model number correctly!!! I guess the cost of the switch to the 1.5 ton is my "tuition."
How did you get the model number information on these ancient units? And how old are they?
I have a roof full of them on a condo building.
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