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I have an extensive background in commercial refrigeration ( small portable units up to 120 ton supermarket rack systems) and commercial/residential air conditioning. I am a licensed contractor and currently own a HVAC company.
I have 16 years working and managing in the HVAC field
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State License,2 year trade school training,hundreds of hours of continuing educations class covering everything from ice machine , commercial environmental panels , computer controlled supermarket racks , to simple residential units and everything in between.
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John, Duct work can be run on the exterior to attic space ( it depends on the design of your house ) and then covered with galvanized metal. Its ugly to me, package units in general are less efficient
Mike, You can run the fan continuously , it doesn't stress the unit - make sure you keep up on your filters. Really its all about your comfort level and what works best for you. The unit being
Michael, The fan on alone will not remove any additional humidity . The humidity can only be removed when your ac(condensing unit) is running. If you duct work is in your attic and you run your
John, No its not that hard to change the heat exchanger normally. It really does depend on how your unit is configured and the space its located in. Are you moving your entire system outside? Yes
Scott, Probably the fan relay is cooked as well.If you wire through the relay , the fan will run continuously . Your only option if you want the fan to cycle is to wire to the contactor( so the
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