[blarose]

Sorry for the improper nomenclature, but this is my problem.

I am replacing my evaporator coil that is connecting to my air handler.
Old coil dimensions are 33.5 x 25 x 12 and all the newer 4 ton evaporator coils are 39 x 25 x 12. The 39 inches wide will not fit in the current layout in the attic. Can I order some sort of angled piece that transitions from my furnace to coil at an angle in order for it to fit?

Thanks for the help!

 

[JJboy]

You can use flexboard to deal with this space. The most important is replacing the TXV to match condenser .

 

[blarose]

You can use flexboard to deal with this space. The most important is replacing the TXV to match condenser .

Hey thanks!
How do I know if I currently have a TXV installed and is it required to have one in the new replacement?

 

[JJboy]

You have to install a new TXV even it comes with a new coil. The new TXV has to match the condenser specs.

 

[blarose]

You have to install a new TXV even it comes with a new coil. The new TXV has to match the condenser specs.

I am getting a 4 ton coil to match my 4 ton condenser.
Even though they are the same tonnage they might not be comparable?
What else do I need to look at?

 

[JJboy]

if the coil replacement has the same tonnage and seer that's ok. Ask the store guy

 

[blarose]

if the coil replacement has the same tonnage and seer that's ok. Ask the store guy

Below is the link for the evap coil I am looking at. I can't find a seer rating listed.
http://www.acwholesalers.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=11243

My outside unit is Goodman 4 ton CK49-1B

What would I need to purchase to make the two compatible?

Thanks