Yup, I just put a defrost board in a Coleman/Luxaire/York POS, and the customers cost was almost $400.
Thats a little high for a condensate pump and line... I would do 2 of them for that.
Yup, I just put a defrost board in a Coleman/Luxaire/York POS, and the customers cost was almost $400.
Thats a little high for a condensate pump and line... I would do 2 of them for that.
Nooner,
Looks like maybe call these folks--though admittedly I've never purchased anything from them.
In case anyone following along is interested the below link is to Ranco's patent:
I don't see anything wrong with $350 for a defrost board especially if its an OEM part. Thats a little more than I usually charge for the basic retrofit but some of those OEM boartds cost some money. I do agree that in the summertime on an old unit I always offer the customer a temporary jump out till the fall to buy them time for the price of the service call. Usually the main problem is the time delay on the board in the summer time.
Fair enough but as a consumer and presented with a failed oem board then replacing it with another f****ng overpriced , prone to failure, POS oem product is generally the very last option that I'm willing to explore....
Screw it drill a couple 4 new holes into the can, fit up a generic defrost board and get hustling onto your next service call.
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I just couldn't take that subject line any longer. I have to say I think Trane (AS), Bryant(Carrier) and Rheem (who always seem to get left out) are far superior units than Lennox or Goodman, IMHO...
think Trane (AS), Bryant(Carrier) and Rheem
LOL
Rudd/Rheem is what my boss used to install. Far as I know, they have performed well.
Thats just it, you didnt know. Maybe your boss did but you didnt have the first clue. Still dont. Never did. Never will. I wouldnt let you work on an empty paper cup. Bubba
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