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Dear customer
After all the B....S .....we went through last year about R 22 freon
systems being discontinued by the government, GUESS WHAT we
have been notified that they are again building new R 22 condensing
units for replacements to your existing R 22 system. Somehow the
manufacturers got around the new law by shipping the new R 22 units
without Freon. When a AC dealer buys a new unit for resale the unit
comes with an appropriate charge of Freon inside the new unit. In this
situation on the new R22 units they are shipping them dry. Meaning that
they have a holding charge of nitrogen rather than Freon. I believe this
change came about because of you the consumer, the position that you
were put in having to replace your entire system led to a lot of people
complaining .

Here is what you will have to do when buying a new dry R 22 outside
condensing unit. You will have to purchase and have installed the dry
unit once tested for leaks and set up to go you will have to removed the
nitrogen and then add Freon to that unit in the proper amount to make
the system work. Not knowing how much Freon needs to be installed due
to the length of the line sets of your system will more than likely make
this an add-on to the cost of the unit. I have already installed a couple of
these units, and they work just fine.

I built this page so that you will not be ripped off by some unscrupulous
air-conditioning contractor. Do not let anyone tell you that you have to
replace your entire system anymore. Whether you replace your system
again will be a choice that is entirely up to you. The newer indoor
sections have coils that are all duel rated for both 410 A. and R 22. So
you again have many options as to how to repair your system. You will
have to select the proper expansion valve if you are going to use an
expansion valve coil . Installing a new R 410 A. condensing unit against
and older R 22 indoor section is not recommended. The older indoor
sections that did not have duel rated coils and are not pressure tested
for the new R 410 condensing unit. As the new R 410 units actually
operate at about 30% higher pressures. If all this sounds complicated
and confusing feel free to give us a call and will try to inform you as to
your current situation.

I'm not sure as to how many manufacturers are producing these dry
units, I have installed one Payne which is a product manufactured by
Carrier, also one Goodman unit. These dry units are 13 seer rated and
are in stock now. As I understand it the manufacturing plants are
currently running the 14 seer models. The prices of these new dry
systems are high. The cost of a dry R 22 condensing unit is above the
cost of a new R 410 unit. I wonder who figured out that little trick.