Equipment Installed
This Oklahoma City HVAC replacement included:
- New GE gas furnace
- New matched evaporator coil
- New outdoor air-conditioning condenser
- New electrical disconnect and equipment whip as needed
- Reconnection of the existing refrigerant lines
- Reconnection of the condensate drain
- Reconnection of low-voltage controls and high-voltage power
- Proper reconnection and securing of the furnace flue pipe
Installation and Refrigerant Testing
After installing the equipment, our technicians pressure-tested the refrigeration circuit and pulled a vacuum below 500 microns. This process helps confirm that the circuit is clean, dry, and free from detectable leaks before the system's refrigerant is released.
The system was then started and tested in both heating and cooling modes.
- Heating and cooling operation
- Supply and return temperature difference
- Airflow
- Refrigerant pressures
- Electrical operation
- Condensate drainage
- Thermostat and low-voltage controls
- Overall system performance
The new GE HVAC system was operating properly when our technicians completed the installation.
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A complete HVAC replacement involves more than exchanging the equipment. Proper refrigerant practices, airflow verification, electrical connections, condensate drainage, furnace venting, and final commissioning all affect the system's performance and reliability.
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