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Originally Posted by Sandy and Ed
Our CBS Courtyard Villa (Foxglove - 1431 sq ft) came with a 2009 Carrier heat pump. We may get a few more years out of it but, like me, it groans when starting, is noisy when running and seems to cycle a lot. Munn's maintains it and has not suggested replacement.
My concern is a potential failure at the height of summer and possibly a lengthy delay replacing it given current overall supply chain issues.
My thinking is to line up the right brand, size and model for installation this winter.
Both heat pump and air conditioners in our prior homes in Pennsylvania were Trane units which worked very well but I don't see many Trane units here.
I am doing my own due diligence but would like to hear from the community.
Question #1: For those who have replaced their Carrier, how many years did you get out of it before you had to replace it??
Question #2: What brand, model and size did you get to replace the original one for your size home?
Question #3: Evaluation of Installation and follow up service by Sunshine, Munns (etc.)
Any and all tips, cautions, opinions, etc. would be welcomed!!
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How cool should my house be if it's 100° outside? The majority of air conditioning units are designed to only cool the air about 20 degrees from the outside temperature. If the temperatures outside are approaching triple digits, you should set your thermostat at about 78°.