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New cased A-coil and furnace (alignment)
New cased A-coil and furnace (alignment)
Hi, I recently had a contractor replace my old Carrier furnace, etc with lo-end Heil eqpt. The matching cased A-coil unit sits slightly akilter on the furnace. Viewing from the front, the coil unit is flush on the left side. Extends about 1/4 " over the furnace edge on the right. On the front and back, one corner is flush and the other is 1/4" off. How do the cased A-coil units fit onto the furnace? Are they supposed to align perfectly? I've paid the contractor (evidently a mistake on my part, should've held back something), and am wondering if this constitutes poor workmanship that might justify a BBB complaint. As near as I can tell, they didn't do a very good job except on the plenum, which *looks* good, but might be the reason the A-coil doesn't align. Any/all suggestions/info much appreciated. Cheers, Puddin' |
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