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Old 1/4/08, 9:19 PM
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Default Best residential A/C unit ever made-))

GE brushed comb fins with high speed condenser fan motor. I find more of these old units still running with no past compressor change outs no more than a new fan or contactor. This one was only a 1979 model and still sounded great with a delta T of 20 degrees. Have found them as old as 34 years in age this one is still a pup. This one had the original furnace also same age 1979



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Default Re: Best residential A/C unit ever made-))

That's the model that Trane bought from GE with their climate-tuff compressor (Trane couldn't seem to make a residential heat pum, Thank God most of those are gone!).

When clients finally get around to replacing these, they never seem to be satisfied with the new highs seer models.
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My father in law bought a home in 88 and his unit still works and it is very comfortable in his home. The unit has rust on some places but it is still working great!

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Every once in a great while I see one of these systems and they are still working just fine!! I also see Coleman systems 25 years plus working great!
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