Pour it right through the top fan grille. About one cubic yard oughta
do it.

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"The Reverend Natural Light" wrote in message
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Describe the noise.

When does it happen.

Where does it come from.

etc.

Based on your post the only thing that can surely be poured in that
will quiet it down is concrete.

-rev




FS wrote:
Good evening,
About 6 years ago we had an addition built on to our home and for
this
addition we had installed a Goodman AC unit. As best as I can
recall it's
been noisy from the start.

Several days ago an AC guy checking up on another unit told us that
Goodman
is not well thought of and I think he also said they tend to be
noisy.

Here is the key point: He said for around $200 he could reduce the
noise by
pouring something into the Goodman unit and tightening some stuff
up. I
didn't think to ask what this stuff was that would be poured in, but
he said
that it would be a one-time thing.

This sounds like an unusual fix to the problem. Has anyone heard of
this
before?

Thanks!