On Feb 8, 10:05 pm, "Stormin Mormon" cayoung61-
wrote:
Sounds like you ought to call a heating guy, and get it put in
right.

A humidifier won't hurt the condensor, cause that sits outdoors.
The evaporator gets wet when it runs in the summer, so that's not
an issue. Evaporator has a drain, right? Cause it gets wet.

There are some jobs where it takes longer (and costs more) to do
it yourself. Unless you're really good with tools, this is one of
thems.

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While I agree there are some jobs that it doesn;t make sense to do, I
don't think installing a humidifier is all that difficult or requires
special tools or skills. Only non common tool might be a pair of tin
snips. I put in my Aprilaire 760 and it was fairly easy. I'd say
easier than putting in a garbage disposal.







Christopher A. Young
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Hi,

I am new at this. We bought a 70+ y.o. house here in Ontario.
The
summers are warm and moist and the winters are cold and dry.

The A/C was added onto the furnace, bu there is no humidifier
for the
winter. I opened up the ducting immediately above the furnace
and the
condensor for the A/C is sitting right there. As far as I can
see, if
I add a humidifier the only place to put the small duct
carrying the
moist air would go in immediately in front of the condensor.
Would
there be a problem with this? I am assuming as the A/C is off
in the
winter, the condensor is off. And with the air blowing by when
the
furnace is going that the moist air isn't going to sit around
on the
condensor.

Any advice would be appreciated.

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