Lets hear more about this MO99 refrigerant.
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Just as an example I found this place: https://www.heatandcool.com/
I bet the warranty has more to do with a licensed installer than where you buy it from, but I'm no expert.
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These prices are scary for AC/furnace replacement. I am running a 4 ton 1988 Lennox AC/Gas furnace system and it works like a charm. Yes R22 dependent, but it is a horse of a system. Are the older ones made better? I know they are less efficient. It blows cold enough to hang meat in the house.
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Originally posted by bowhntrmatt View PostDon't see too many 14 seer r-22 units.
Without knowing the age and condition of the system, I have to say replace.
If it's less than 10 years old and in decent shape it could be worth it to replace a coil or whatever is leaking. Just know that you are gambling that something else major doesn't happen causing you to need to replace it in the near future. You won't get that repair $ back.
My system is 11 yrs old, has a leak somewhere in the evaporator coil. Google says I can buy 15lbs of r22
for $300, my bil has a set of gauges. How hard is it to fill for the average joe?
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Originally posted by mikeyb_23 View PostMy system is 11 yrs old, has a leak somewhere in the evaporator coil. Google says I can buy 15lbs of r22
for $300, my bil has a set of gauges. How hard is it to fill for the average joe?
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Originally posted by trjones87 View Postconsider...order a system a find a reliable trusted person to install. I can get a 3 ton trane system delivered for 2500 and installed for 1k
had a friend just drop 12k with Elmer's for a new 3 ton system (facepalm) "but it came with 10 year warranty"Originally posted by elliscountyhog View PostCurious. How can you get a Trane system delivered? Can you order online? Can you register it and have the warranty that comes with it? Thanks.
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If you can find somebody willing to actually find the leak, it may very well be worth it to have them recover the 22 in the system, repair the leak, and charge with a 22 drop in depending on the overall condition of the condensing unit. There are several R22 drop in replacement refrigerants at this point, 422B, M099, 422D, 407C.
BTW, word of advice. NEVER order equipment online. No matter what the seller says, it voids any and all warranty from the manufacturer. No questions, ands, ifs, or butts. Also, most reputable or quality techs won't even consider installing a unit provided by the customer. Just my .2, been in the A/C field for many years.
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My house has 2 R22 heat pumps. One had the evaporator coil replaced before we bought the house last year, and the refrigerant was switched to MO99. Idk how much it cost because it was on the seller to have it fixed. I can’t tell the difference in either unit.
Bisch
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Originally posted by txoutdoorsman24 View PostIs the 15lbs from a sealed new bottle? If not then I would never buy it. Does your BIL know how to use those gauges? If you’ve never charged a unit then you’ll never be able to do it properly. I recommend paying a professional to do it for you or replace the system.
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