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liljpy2010
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Date Joined Oct 2009
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Posted 10/14/2009 6:27 AM (GMT -7)

Is there such a thing as a 'standard' York model? If so, how do you tell? I downloaded the TCCI service manual and they tell you that if the first letter(s) is/are an 'E' or 'SC' then you have a heavy duty or super compact respectively. BUT, they go on to talk about a 'standard' duty model. Is that simply designated by the non-existance of any letters before the model? So for example, if I buy a T210R then is that a standard model? The comparable heavy duty/super compact model numbers would be ET210R and SCT210R respectively. Thanks for any input. Joe

Oh, one more question, if there is a 'standard duty' model then how does it differ from the 'heavy duty' model? Thanks!

Post Edited (liljpy2010) : 10/14/2009 1:28:53 PM GMT

Brad Kilby
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Date Joined Jun 2004
Total Posts : 1257

Posted 10/15/2009 7:41 AM (GMT -7)

The only compressors we've sold are the heavy duty units so I can't tell you much about the standard duty units. You'd have to call TCCI and ask them the difference.

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