cgoyette
(Curt Goyette)
September 1, 2007, 1:39pm
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Compressor ser# 0407E26332 MDL 25HBA342A300
Air Handler Ser# 1607A83533 MDL F4ANF042
Looks to be Brand new but I am having difficulty tranlating the ac age date and tonage with the carrier chart I have.
Thanks in advance to the smart guy/gal who answers this,
Curt
wwharran
(William H. Wharran, II)
September 1, 2007, 2:01pm
2
Air handler 042 is btu rating --3.5 tons Mfg. 16th week of 2007. Comp is bristol and should be 32,200 btus aprox 3 tons. mfg 16 week of 07
cbottger
(Charley L. Bottger)
September 1, 2007, 6:07pm
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cgoyette:
Compressor ser# 0407E26332 MDL 25HBA342A300
Air Handler Ser# 1607A83533 MDL F4ANF042
Looks to be Brand new but I am having difficulty tranlating the ac age date and tonage with the carrier chart I have.
Thanks in advance to the smart guy/gal who answers this,
Curt
April 07 3-1/2 ton = 42,000
rray
(Russel Ray)
September 2, 2007, 6:41pm
5
I’m getting January 2007 for the compressor.
rray
(Russel Ray)
September 2, 2007, 9:11pm
7
Same way I got April 2007 for the air handler.
I believe the first two digits are weeks, not months.
0407 = January 2007
1607 = April 2007
dvalley
(David Valley, License #566 - CMI)
September 2, 2007, 9:17pm
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Are you sure?
I’d like to get my HVAC information squared away.
rray
(Russel Ray)
September 2, 2007, 9:19pm
9
William has the same thing except that I think he has a typo for the compressor since he has both of them in his answer as the “16th week of 2007.”
cgoyette
(Curt Goyette)
September 3, 2007, 5:15pm
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Compressor ser# 0407E26332 MDL 25HBA342A300
Air Handler Ser# 1607A83533 MDL F4ANF042
OK still have questions
I get the weeks and year positions. But the BTU issue is still baffling for the compressor
air handler made sense 042 = 3.5 tons
compressor 300= 3 tons?
Someone please explain how to “ton a unit”
Thanks again.
Curt
gbeaumont
(Gerry Beaumont)
September 3, 2007, 5:47pm
11
cgoyette:
OK still have questions
I get the weeks and year positions. But the BTU issue is still baffling for the compressor
air handler made sense 042 = 3.5 tons
compressor 300= 3 tons?
Someone please explain how to “ton a unit”
A ton unit is 12,000 BTU of cooling therefor a 24,000 btu is a 2 ton, your hypothetical 30 would be 30,000 btu ie 2 1/2 ton.
Regards
Gerry
cgoyette
(Curt Goyette)
September 3, 2007, 6:05pm
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Compressor ser# 0407E26332 MDL 25HBA342 A300
Air Handler Ser# 1607A83533 MDL F4ANF042
MORE baffled than ever…see my first post. What is the tonage of the compressor? I have 3 tons now 2 1/2 tons ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I will figure this out on my own and so far I found enough from the ebward.com site to understand it better. The above answers are appreciated but also tell me that I should have read up on this myself. Answers range from 2 1/2 tons to 3 1/2 tons I told my client 3 and 3 1/2 and I will fix that.
the 42 in the middle is for 42,000 BTUS so its 3 1/2 tons both units are 3 1/2 tons
Thanks
Curt
roconnor
(Robert J. OConnor)
September 8, 2007, 8:11pm
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cgoyette:
Compressor ser# 0407E26332 MDL 25HBA342 A300
Air Handler Ser# 1607A83533 MDL F4ANF042
The 42 in the middle is for 42,000 BTUS so its 3 1/2 tons both units are 3 1/2 tons
Correct … both are 42,000 BTU’s … or 3-1/2 Tons.
Sometimes you get variable speed air handlers that can be used for different capacity systems, so always go by the condenser. Usually capacity on the nameplate also.