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Yep. I had forgot to cut the hose . Turned on the ac. hour or so later i heard water drip sounds went outside hose had a kink not lettin out the water so it backed up. I cut it shorter so it couldnt get a kink. Been workin perfect since.
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02-23-14, 09:52 AM | #93 |
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condensate hose
When I installed Sanyo #1, I was worried about the drip hose.
The Hole-in-the-wall was a tight fit, so I didn't know if there might be a kink in the condensate hose.. So, I tried blowing air into the end of the hose.. (Yes, with my very own lungs). The air flow seemed VERY slow.. So, I had to do a run-test on the first hot spring day.. No water dripped down the wall.. And, water was flowing out the end of the hose! No Kink!!
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What size breaker would be correct ?? I could also add a Time delay Fuse of 15A ?? |
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Use a 20A breaker and a current sensor.
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At the very least 13.4 amps * 1.25 = 16.75 amps -> # 12 wire and 20 amp time delay fuse . If you need to add in condenser fam figure it the same and add the product to the 16.75 amps . The 125% is for continuous duty . God bless Wyr |
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We try to use the Maximum Over-current info to size the wire and the fuses / circuit breaker . To avoid nuisance tripping & call backs . For all HVAC equipment . You also do not have to worry about LRA or the phase of the moon . God bless Wyr |
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