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| HVAC Ninja
 |  "ClimateMaster-Water Source Heat Pumps?"
, posted Fri 22 Jun 23:55  
Does anyone have any experience with ClimateMaster water source heat pumps. We live in a Apartment style condo, and they are being used to provide heating /cooling to the spaces. We have been told that when they break, we have to use the same models, from the same supplier and nothing else (there is a 3 month wait for a new unit) we are using the genesis standard GR series 0.5 to 5 ton horizontal units. if one breaks, can we use another mode, supplier that will work?
any help would be greatly appreciated.
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| | HVAC Ninja
| "Re(2):ClimateMaster-Water Source Heat Pumps?" , posted Mon 25 Jun 21:59
thank you.
Have you actually used these in place of the ClimateMasters?
I'm going to print out the literature eventually, and compare the specs to see the compatibilies.
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| | Houston204
| "Re(3):ClimateMaster-Water Source Heat Pumps?" , posted Thu 28 Jun 01:12
The other way around. We removed a Waterfurnace and installed a Climatemaster. The homeowner's maintenance man prefers Waterfurnace. We use Climatemaster. They have 6 units and it's hard to tell the difference.
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| | SMB
| "Re(3):ClimateMaster-Water Source Heat Pumps?" , posted Tue 26 Jun 16:37
climatemasters can be complicated to get parts. parts are hard to find and usually rediciously over priced. if u can even find a supplier. dont know much about water furnace.
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| | HVAC Ninja
| "Re(4):ClimateMaster-Water Source Heat Pumps?" , posted Sun 22 Jul 18:42
we've also been told that when a heat pump goes, the entire unit that it's enclosed in (ductwork) must be taken down and worked on when it's on the floor. i would think that the heat pumps can be simply replaced within the confines of the ductwork while its still mounted to the ceiling?
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