My Briston 3.5 ton (compressor) condinser went out. Before it went out , we replaced the exp..coil. Its a Nordyne R22 Replcoil 02M. is it compatible with a Goodman 4 ton ?
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This unit works great, I have four of them ranging from 4 years of use to current. You must have enough gas flow to unit at least 3/4 ".Intake and out flow as instructed. I you call Navien in NJ. THEY ARE GREAT in helping you with any issues. If you are not experienced with these units I recommend you fine a plumber that is versed with these boilers. The number is 800-519-8794 , I am engineer so following any repair of this unit will take some good knowledge of it's function.
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If anyone wants to know the answer to this older question, Jon would have to purchase this: Gilmour 3/4-Inch Brass Double Male Hose Connector 7MH7MP5P
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According to the Fuse page it would. You can click on "Goodman's" on that page that shows the fuse, it will take you to their "other items sold by" page, at the bottom on the right side of that page is a "contact seller" link. I'd ask them if you are still unsure, just to be safe. My cooker was larger than yours, 8 qt. I think, but they don't specify any size on the fuse. Make sure your threads, on the lid, are still in good shape, not bent, or missing. Screwed in real easy. Hope that helps some. Jan
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I have a Presto model 01781, and use this weight with my canner. In a few quick searches online, it looks like the 01781 and the 0178107 use the same replacement parts, so I would assume this weight would work for you.
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All AC systems are engineered specifically for only one refridgerant. This is because each refridgerant has it's own requirements and specifications as to how it must be pressurized, what oils must be used, and what ability it has to efficiently cool. A system built for R22 or R12, will be built to accept different pressures and will use different oils than a system built to run R134. This is why for the most part, refrigerants are not interchangeable between various systems. My understadning, is R134 is not as efficient as R22, and will cause an increased load on the compressor, resulting in system failure.
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I have no basis for compaison. I had this unit installed on my Poulan and it works as specified.
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That would probably not be worth the effort. It operates at different pressures so it may need some other mods too; and likely not be as cool as new. R290 comes up in a search at as replacement, but its flammable. The R22's oil wouldn't be compatible with r134 either.
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The short answer is "Yes". Air compressor fittings -- how they connect together -- are typically standardized as "1/4 inch", as are the fittings in this kit. So this kit is not meant for use only with a C-H compressor. The Rockworth specs state that it has a 1/4 inch outlet (where the hose and other fittings are connected). So this should not be any problem.
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I really cannot say, but I used it on a 1978 CB750K.The 750 has dual springs on the vales, and this compressorwas not really up to the job. I made it work, but it really wasnot easy. I would suggest you find a heaver compressor... jbb
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Look for a heat and air truck and ask the teck how mutch they would charge to install the unit. One factor is how your old condenser failed. If it burned the oil the r22 can NOT be reused so you would need to replace it and it is quite expensive now. You would need around 7 to 15 lbs. it is now over $7 a pound and is usually sold in 35 lb. tanks however a ac teck should have access to the reclaim equipment and small amounts of r22
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I would pull your old unit out and look at it. Find out RPM most are 1 or 4. #2 check rotation, this is easily reversible. If it has an elongated shaft for a fan on the back. I've found that the dim's of the chassis are pretty generic. Also check your vacuum switch. That's what the rubber hose is going to. If you think the switch might be the only problem. Jump the wires across to bypass switch. If motor works you need to blow out or replace switch.
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I'm told that they should work well together ... not an issue in my case since it all leaked out of the compressor, but for the price I learned and did not have to pay a tech for the answer. New Compressor time! To be totally sure Lou, I would ask any tech in any repair shop JUST TO BE SURE. I'm a backyard mechanic but NOT a pro.
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I'm not positive, but most of the blower motors used to be compatible between Breckwell and Quadrafire. The newer Quadra's may have a different bolt pattern though. Sorry, wish I could be of more help
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I have the 4 ½ quart classic and it works for me! not sure of the model no.
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Hi. I'am guessing it should. When my fan quit I took off the cover and stamped on the corner of the housing was the specs (fan rpm, volts, amps, etc.). My Nutone fan had a Jakel motor installed whether or not that was the original I don't know. The universal motor I replaced it with had the same specs and it is a little quieter too. I used the existing impeller and shaft just replaced motors. Hope that helps good luck.
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My compressor is model # 919152931 Craftsman 6 hp 33 gal and is the twin cylinder. I ordered two of these and they fit just perfect. Hope this helps.