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Greetings,
My 1986 Lunaire 12K BTU package air conditioner finally went down the other day, and I made a call to a local marine a/c shop to get an estimate on a repair. If the compressor is bad, it'll run $1,100 to repair it. If the reversing valve is bad, that'll run $700. If both are bad, the guy said it wasn't worth repairing. I had done a brief search on the web prior to making the service inquiry, and found that brand new package units can be had for $1,200 or so, so I fell out of my chair when he gave me a quote to repair my existing unit. Something just doesn't seem right here.....$1,100 to replace a compressor the size of a football??????? How difficult can it be to sweat out a few joints, and solder in a new compressor, and how much can the compressor cost? Certainly not twice the cost of a 5-ton home unit!!!!!!!!!! Before I spend 2 hours on the phone chasing down quotes, does this seem in line? Thanks! |
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