Ok I have a new heating and cooling system being shipped and have a few questions.
Models are as follows.
All Goodman
SSX160481
CHPF4860D6 + TX5N4
GMV950905DX
http://www.goodmanmfg.com/Portals/0/pdf/SS-2/SS-SSX16.pdf
http://www.goodmanmfg.com/Portals/0/pdf/SS-2/SS-GCoil.pdf
http://www.goodmanmfg.com/Portals/0/pdf/SS-2/SS-GMV95.pdf
old system.
Allegiance 10 7A0048A100A0
American Standard TXHC41A4H9A0
Consolidated Industries HBA100ND5R
http://www.trane.com/webcache/un/split%20system%20coils%20%28ssc%29/product/ssc-prc001-en_03012002.pdf
http://www.trane.com/webcache/un/split system air conditioners (ss)/product/12-1112-03_12011999.pdf
I have to remove the old system and place the new system in the attic. I have a HVAC guy coming out to do all the stuff that I can’t do (top off the system with R410A sweat the copper to make the connections…..etc) However the more I have done the less he is going to charge me. So please double check my to-do list.
So for the outside unit I need to install a lager pad to fit this unit, attach power to unit. (I believe the old system had two 20amp breakers on it…….looking at the manual that should be ok for my new unit)
In the Attic the air flow will go from left to right. (return--- Furnace-----coil-----plenum where all my ducts connect)
Adjust return plenum so that it fits furnace.
Now my coil should attached directly to the furnace correct…..no sheet metal needed??
My cold air plenum might need to be adjusted to fit my coil.
Should I buy a drain pan for my coil or just build one from sheet metal?
Connect Vent pipe to new furnace.
Thermostat is a RiteTemp 8085C……..will this well with my new system being that it is a variable speed furnace? Do I need to run additional wires to the thermostat being that the old system was a single speed setup?
What am I missing? What else can I do?
Also out of curiosity i paid $2200 after tax credit for the new system....did i get a good price or could i have done better?
Models are as follows.
All Goodman
SSX160481
CHPF4860D6 + TX5N4
GMV950905DX
http://www.goodmanmfg.com/Portals/0/pdf/SS-2/SS-SSX16.pdf
http://www.goodmanmfg.com/Portals/0/pdf/SS-2/SS-GCoil.pdf
http://www.goodmanmfg.com/Portals/0/pdf/SS-2/SS-GMV95.pdf
old system.
Allegiance 10 7A0048A100A0
American Standard TXHC41A4H9A0
Consolidated Industries HBA100ND5R
http://www.trane.com/webcache/un/split%20system%20coils%20%28ssc%29/product/ssc-prc001-en_03012002.pdf
http://www.trane.com/webcache/un/split system air conditioners (ss)/product/12-1112-03_12011999.pdf
I have to remove the old system and place the new system in the attic. I have a HVAC guy coming out to do all the stuff that I can’t do (top off the system with R410A sweat the copper to make the connections…..etc) However the more I have done the less he is going to charge me. So please double check my to-do list.
So for the outside unit I need to install a lager pad to fit this unit, attach power to unit. (I believe the old system had two 20amp breakers on it…….looking at the manual that should be ok for my new unit)
In the Attic the air flow will go from left to right. (return--- Furnace-----coil-----plenum where all my ducts connect)
Adjust return plenum so that it fits furnace.
Now my coil should attached directly to the furnace correct…..no sheet metal needed??
My cold air plenum might need to be adjusted to fit my coil.
Should I buy a drain pan for my coil or just build one from sheet metal?
Connect Vent pipe to new furnace.
Thermostat is a RiteTemp 8085C……..will this well with my new system being that it is a variable speed furnace? Do I need to run additional wires to the thermostat being that the old system was a single speed setup?
What am I missing? What else can I do?
Also out of curiosity i paid $2200 after tax credit for the new system....did i get a good price or could i have done better?