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York E2FD036S06A Heat Pump

mfeirman

By mfeirman
in DIY Appliance Repair Help

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mfeirman

mfeirman

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I have an old York heat pump unit whichh is killing my electricity bills. Trying to get more info on the unit I have (tonnage, seers, etc) or maybe a user manual. Any info on this York model (E2FD036S06A) would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks,

Mark

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Bobice Sōhei

Bobice

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Three ton unit. What information do you need ?

RegUS_PatOff Sensei

RegUS_PatOff

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What's your outdoor temperature & your location

Is the Compressor running ?

mfeirman

mfeirman

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Is it 8 SEER?

 

I am located on Long Island (New York) and the compressor does not run under 30 degrees, so basically I have been running on 100% electric for the past 2 months. Killing my bills.

 

Trying tot undertsand approximately how much I would save to go up to a 14 SEER unit or 16 SEER. And then understand if it pays to go to 16 SEER vs the 14 SEER.

Bobice Sōhei

Bobice

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Did you ever get in touch with Louis ?

RegUS_PatOff Sensei

RegUS_PatOff

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The increase in SEER won't help much at those low temperatures if the Compressor doesn't run...

Is gas available (NG, Propane, etc) (cheaper than electric, in your area) ?

ROBBYRIG Senpai

ROBBYRIG

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Heat pumps are crap when the temps are below 30ish degrees.

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