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Bosch all day long baby. We the contractors love it. Easy to talk trash when you not educated. One thing I will add is that in my state it gets you a utility rebate. Keep doing your thing brother.

I have a system that I believe needs to be replaced. It is at least 34 years old and We have no knowledge on havc system. We have taking to the internet to try to get some answers to our questions. We live in KY and not even sure how to start looking for someone to come look at what we have and get an estimate on what is going to cost to replace as we are new to this area (less than 6 months here). Your video was very helpful and thank you for that. Any advice would be appricated.

when I bought my home the previous owners had some bs filter installed. my unit says merv 11 and I use merv 11. my cat has asthma so I don't want to cheap out on air quality.

*I use a blanket folded over 6 times as a filter.*

I confidently use a Merv 8 4 1/2" deep pleated. Its replaced every few years because the hvac only runs ~4 weeks every year.

It appears that only Mr. Cool has developed a means for a true DIY installation. Are there any other companies that have managed to find the means to complete the installation of the lines without a vacuum/pressure test? I would rather go with another brand on a 22 year old Lennox 4 Ton, 100K LP updraft furnace replacement, but so far everything else requires a contractor for the warranty to be valid. PS "...The truth is you’ll find some systems haVe more in common than you might have previously realized."

I don't see this unit on their website, did they discontinue this model?

I live in a 1600ish sq ft modular home built in 1975, in the middle of Michigan. My furnace took a dump and I need to replace it, but I am looking into a heat pump system. Normal Winter temps hover in the 20s normally, but can get below zero for a week or two some winters. Current furnace is an 80$ Miller. I am building a mechanical room behind my house that will be 14x10x7ft ceiling and that is where I want to relocate my heating system to. Approx 18 ft from my current lp furnace location in the house. Look into a combo fuel system as being we can get pretty cold in the winter, I don't think a heat pump system alone would work. LP is around 2.40 a gallon and I go through about 1000 gallons a year most of which is between Late November and early March for a normal winter period. I have been seeing the new Daiken system and this Amana, and the BOSCH unit, And Train units. Not sure of the biggest differences between them. If I were to just go to a new LP furnace, I would be looking at a 96% over the current 80% unit installed. It was having problems keeping up in the really cold periods. Granted I need to reinsulate my walls, but that is a different animal for a different video. So out of the Bosch, Daiken, Train, Carrier, and Amana systems, which would be the most suited for me? Or should I bypass this option and go directly to ta ground source system via a Pond, or a few Geo Wells? or even a Ground loop system (depending on how much loop I would need to bury at what depth). Im in an area where the water table is a bit high so get water flowing not too far under the surface. 5-7 ft will fill with standing water. Plan is to install return ducts from the house and each bedroom back to the mechanical room, which will be somewhat in ground 3ft- 4ft deep,, while 3 to 4ft is above ground level, ofcourse using an upflow design to blow into the 2 straight link ducts under the house. Will a full geo system work in my scenario, or should I look at a Dual Fuel for the really cold times, or a ground source system foregoing the system shown in your video here. Sorry for the long inquiry, but figured most of it was info you would need to calculate the potentials. Thank.

Very good video, got a question for u, my ac has 2 capacitors 1 for fan the other for the compressor can I replace it with 1 capacitor for equal value? Thanks Richard

Thank you but can you now do a video on how this heats? Considering I set my AC at 65 I would like to know the actual heating capabilities of this unit!

Since there is no such thing as significant man-made climate change this is an obvious scam. Millions of families will be forced to replace cooling systems prematurely for economic reasons…making the elite insiders billions of dollars.

Is energystar is the only certification link for rebate? I am installing rd17az48. I dont see that listed in energystar. The ahri does list eligible with matching air handler for south region. Also manufacturer also confirmed rebate for socal region. Is that enough for claiming credit?

I want to replace my HVAC in my miami condo in miami florida. 1500 square feet. The ducts already exist and there is space on the roof for my existing HVAC. BUT, I want to change the HVAC to a Pancake style because the condo was built to have a pancake. I am most concerned about dehumidification in the summer. I leafe the doors and winds open during winter. What do you recommend?

Trying to decide between a single stage and a two stage and i am woundering which is more reliable in the long run. I have a under 900sqft house and not sure if a two stafe is neede ???

US is behind the curve as usual when it comes to home construction tech. I hope we can get r290 approved asap

extremely helpful. would love to see a video on what models are top-rated in countries that have been doing this forever and where most homes use heat pumps. e.g. norway, finland, iceland, etc. I mean, USA is late to this game; these guys are the seasoned pros, right?

Doesn't every company offer variable speed units that are much quieter? Single stage is better for many cases.

this guy sounds so gay.... very feminine...

You say affordable but I missed the price. I would also like to see utility bills compared to a gas furnace. In my personal experience electric heating with a heat pump is about 4x the cost of gas but that is with older heat pumps.

Having installed many Goodman systems over the years, I can tell you, they're no worse or better than any other system. Goodman, and the other bargain brands DO cut corners that reduce the lifespan of their units. They put in the bare minimum compressor for the system. A Trane, will have a slightly oversized compressor, by comparison. I'm rural Tennessee, and sometimes I work for free just helping people get air, and I've put used Trane compressors in Goodman systems that are still running to this day, but never the other way around! I've been in the business 25yrs now, and I've not had to go back and replace any of the systems I've installed yet. Most of those were Goodman.

What are the benefits of a side discharge condenser? Why would someone choose a side discharge over a traditional format unit or vice versa?

Don't put that silly mouth open shocked look on your videos like every other fool is doing. That doesn't make me want to look at your ad. If you had a serious, intelligent look, that is preferable to me.

Can't forget about oil heat

Oh my goodness, there’s other people out here that hate this piece of junk?!? I’m not alone!!!

Until it hails

Any information on Weathermaker (generic Carrier) AC units?

How much it will be for a whole house roughly?

Don't use your AC as an air cleaner. Just stop it. Stop it now. If you need to clean your air then buy a dedicated air filter. Use the standard high flow and cheap filters for your AC. Those high filtration filters are going to damage your HVAC because you'd rather burn up a 6,000 dollar AC than spend a couple of hundred dollars for a real air filtration system that's designed to do the job. Just stop it. Use the right tool for the job. Would you open your refrigerator door to try to cool your kitchen? I don't think so. So stop it, and if you see someone At Lowes or Home Depot buying a HEPA filter to use on their AC..tell them to stop it.

Suggest talking about use of radiant heat and cooling with hot and cold water from the heat pump. and extremes of heat and the need for cooling in summer : air to air/air or water heat pumps are inefficient over 100 F ....

A quick apples to apples comparison of the 2 ton GSZS6 (When available assuming street price will be about $3,700) vs 2 ton GSZV9 (Online price of $6,000). At 70 IDB, 67 IWB & 115 ambient outdoor temp, running at 800 CFM (per the recommended 400 CFM per ton) we get 19.7 BTUs for the side discharge vs 70 IDB , 67 IWB, 115 OAT & 820 CFM of 21.1 for a difference of 1.4 tons. Personally, I don't see the point of paying 60% more. Just upsize to a 2.5 ton and your MBh output jumps to 24.7 BTUs. Most of the components would comparable except the surface area of the cooling fins. At some point, the cost of these traditional box, variable speed heat pumps have got to come down.

Purchased Daikin Air Handler and Heat Pump: Model #'s DZ14SA0301 and ASPT36C14 on Registration Certificates. Recently, issues with UV Light System on Air Handler -- just found out the Unit is "Goodman". Spoke with Daikin and they are telling me everything is the same on the Goodman Unit as a Daikin Unit, just the label is different. 8 Months after I purchased the system, the air handler blower died (The X-13 Blower is what they have on paper work); It was covered under warranty. Then there was debris build up on blower, had to pay $500.00 for them to come out -- take apart components and clean. Have had issues, so now I'm concerned what the long term outcome will be for this Goodman Air Handler, or according to all parties -- it is a Daikin! Looking for any input you might have on the units. Thanks.

I think MERV 11 is the sweet spot with a 1" filter.

So basically these programs are custom tailored to benefit the rich. Wow what a surprise.

WE have a high efficiency furnace. Totally hate it.

Hi we are in need of replacing a 28 year old furnace for a 1996 Bi Level total sq ft 2500 we are seniors on a so called fixed income so payments would be prefered a furnace guy by us recommended a Weatherking 70,000 BTU single stage furnace what we need to know is are they reliable and a good brand ? what brand would you recommend and size we live in Vulcan Alberta Canada we also have already a 3-4 year old Air conditioner this is an investment for us so we want best bang for the buck so to speak but very reliable thank you so much and we look forward to your response cheers

Hi we are in need of replacing a 28 year old furnace for a 1996 Bi Level total sq ft 2500 we are seniors on a so called fixed income so payments would be prefered a furnace guy by us recommended a Weatherking 70,000 BTU single stage furnace what we need to know is are they reliable and a good brand ? what brand would you recommend and size we live in Vulcan Alberta Canada we also have already a 3-4 year old Air conditioner this is an investment for us so we want best bang for the buck so to speak but very reliable thank you so much and we look forward to your response cheers

I am a commercial /industrial HVAC technician and have been in the field for 17 years. Yes the internal components of most small equipment 5 tons and under is the same. Where the manufacturer differences are the casing /coils/ and overall design. York/ Goodman/Diakin are notorious for refrigerant leaks on major components and that’s from my own field experience. I also agree the installation error makes up a huge difference on longevity and reliability of equipment. I disagree with you on the fact all equipment are built equally. Trane by far builds some of the best quality equipment up to there large boxcar (VAV) and chillers. ICP (Carrier) does a fairly good job as well.

I like Goodman. I’m in ACL. They are in Houston so I will buy them before out of state. I have two OEM Goodman Central ducted systems from when the house was built in 1996. One died so it was replaced with a newer Seer16 variable speed Goodman. The other is still cooling and has a gas furnace. Eventually it will be replaced with a new Goodman. Reason I am researching these new heat pumps for ducted systems.

If I want to replace my heat pump, Do I have to replace my air handler also? My home is 100% electric W/Solar 15kwh system. My unit is from 2011.

We have a downward flow furnace we just put in a merv 11 16x20x1 did we mess up we do have dogs and cats along with a highly allergic grandchild

Here is something everyone may be forgetting: When was the last time you had your HVAC ducts cleaned? I used to be a home inspector. I would lift up the vent grilles (registers) and find gypsum board dust, pieces of gypsum boards, carpet threads, dead mice, etc just under the grilles. Imagine what is in the rest of the ducts.

Goodman and Daikin are manufactured in the same facility side by side. Been there 2 weeks ago

You mentioned Colorado Springs, but I dont see that location on the service areas. We are looking to buy an older house in the area without AC and wanted to get an estimate on installing AC.

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Off all the videos I’ve watched of yours. I cannot recall ever seeing you discuss the Mitsubishi or Fujitsu systems. It would be nice if you could have a video on either of those systems.

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I just bought a new 2.5 ton trane heat pump that takes 20x20 four inch filters; what kind should i use?

Great content!! Very informative. I have a situation and hopefully you can point me in the right direction. Purchased a 4ton Goodman (GSZ H5041810AA)Single Stage Heat Pump in 2022 which has worked ok, but I would really like to upgrade out of that for an inverter product keeping my Ecobee Thermostat. Problem is I have a brand new unit and not sure if there are any trade in type options for HVAC systems.

What does the serial number show? Where can I find the manufacture date in this serial number?

When did it become comon practice to include a still with your mouth hanging open on every video (or nearly every video) you produce? Is this what it takes to garner clicks on click bait youtube? Just curious. Thinking about making fun of it on an upcoming video of my own to mock those talking heads that do it.