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Lineset routing suggestions needed
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I've pulled out an old 7/8" R-22 lineset and am replacing with a 1 1/8" R-410A lineset. I'm running the new lineset myself and a local HVAC guy is going to complete the install of my new heat pump and air handler.
My first question involves bending the new lineset and installing the same method of the old: is there tool that the HVAC contractor will have to do the necessary 90 bend with the new lineset already in place in the ceiling? My thought is probably not so what about the 1 1/8 line being cut and 90 degree elbow used to bring the tube down toward where you see the old line going out through the cinderblock? I can notch out more of the hole to give more access for a brazing tip. I am also considering running the 1 1/8" tube straight out the wall and have the bends on the outside of the house. Thanks for any advice in advance. |
I guess no one here had a good answer, hope it has all worked out for you.
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I would not braze a 90 onto the run. Try a tubing bender that will bend the tubing but, keep it from kinking.
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Yellow jacket makes a tubing bender that I use all the time for apps like this. Brazing a 90 on would do the job also. Make sure you insulate that line also.
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