I suspect carrier units were abandoned. You have Payne tag?
I posted it above. Manufactured in 2000.
You’re just pokin’ a hornets nest…
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What? You don’t have any popcorn? LOL!
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Sorry Larry and Charley. I meant manufacturing label with S/N & M/N. I take it is image P4010004 at the bottom? That’s the AHU you are referring to. Got It.
Good luck. Can’t help.
Ask the owner were the condenser is.
I feel like I’m eating my own tail right now.
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You could report what you saw and tested and refer the rest of the system operation back to the seller to explain to your buyer or refer to a qualified professional for further assessment with corrections, if any, as needed.
Condensers abandoned and removed due to failure? Looks like a hazmat site.
From here it looks like:
Pic 1: air handler with evaporator (not in use)
Pic 2: air handler with evaporator and heating strips
Pic 3: 11/2 ton water cooled AC condensing unit
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Morning, Marcel. Hope this post finds you are yours well.
Water cooled! You circulate Water or Air.
You’re the best!
I also consider a dual zone HVAC system.
Hypothetically, if/when there is no external air cooler, for the compressor, I’d/you turn my/your thoughts to water cooling:-) I/You could see the control valve.
Personally, I don’t like spelling everything out or uncovering all the components at once. Cross referencing is integral part when/while inspecting and reporting to me. An effort to eliminate false positive hypothese. When all else fails, I refer back to the vendors to disclose components and service records.
Sorry for the back and forth, Charley. I was cooking, which eventually turn out to be burning my supper trying to help. Lol. Not use to cooking. I typically eat out.
Hope everything works out.
Best regards.
Robert Young