I thought the same thing. I'd check mine and tell you what it says but
it's raining.

I just had a new a/c system installed so forgive this if it's a stupid
question...

I thought the uninsulated line running to the compressor was the freon
return line and the flow was *toward* the compressor. On my system, the
flow arrow on the filter-drier is pointing out. See picture....

http://home.comcast.net/~iflyfish/ac.jpg

Is this the correct mounting of this part?

Thanks,
David

This is correctly installed. The small line travels towards the house.
The large line, the freon travels towards the outdoors.

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"DJA" wrote in message
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I just had a new a/c system installed so forgive this if it's a stupid
question...

I thought the uninsulated line running to the compressor was the freon
return line and the flow was *toward* the compressor. On my system,
the
flow arrow on the filter-drier is pointing out. See picture....

http://home.comcast.net/~iflyfish/ac.jpg

Is this the correct mounting of this part?

Thanks,
David

"DJA" wrote in message
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I just had a new a/c system installed so forgive this if it's a stupid
question...

I thought the uninsulated line running to the compressor was the freon
return line and the flow was *toward* the compressor. On my system, the
flow arrow on the filter-drier is pointing out. See picture....

http://home.comcast.net/~iflyfish/ac.jpg

Is this the correct mounting of this part?

The drier is correct.

The Romex power supply is NOT correct! You may not have codes to follow in
your area, but common sense should tell you and the installer that the way
the high voltage wiring is installed IS NOT right! I'm almost willing to
bet there isn't a disconnect there either.

Zip tying the 220volt power supply to the suction line..... Geeesh.

Is this on a Carrier condenser?

On Fri, 14 Apr 2006 20:07:21 -0400, DJA wrote:

I just had a new a/c system installed so forgive this if it's a stupid
question...

I thought the uninsulated line running to the compressor was the freon
return line and the flow was *toward* the compressor. On my system, the
flow arrow on the filter-drier is pointing out. See picture....

http://home.comcast.net/~iflyfish/ac.jpg

Is this the correct mounting of this part?

Thanks,
David

yes, That is the correct flow direction.
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HeatMan wrote:

The drier is correct.

The Romex power supply is NOT correct! You may not have codes to follow in
your area, but common sense should tell you and the installer that the way
the high voltage wiring is installed IS NOT right! I'm almost willing to
bet there isn't a disconnect there either.

Zip tying the 220volt power supply to the suction line..... Geeesh.

Is this on a Carrier condenser?

Yes it is.

DJA writes:

Is this the correct mounting of this part?

Are you north or south of the equator?

"Sugob" wrote in message
ups.com...

HeatMan wrote:

The drier is correct.

The Romex power supply is NOT correct! You may not have codes to follow
in
your area, but common sense should tell you and the installer that the
way
the high voltage wiring is installed IS NOT right! I'm almost willing
to
bet there isn't a disconnect there either.

Zip tying the 220volt power supply to the suction line..... Geeesh.

Is this on a Carrier condenser?

Yes it is.

Just because the condenser is a Carrier is NO excuse for the electrical to
be done like that.

Are you the OP?