I installed the conversion frame as shown in video. But, the front plate is 1/4” wider than the plate that it attaches to. This totals 1/2” wider.. and that plate then screws to cabinet, and is a perfect fit. The cabinet is very stiff and does not like the added 1/2” of these side rails. My solution was to unscrew side plates where they attach to the front plate, then insert conversion frame, settle it in, then reattach the two screws for side plates to front plate. The added 1/4” on each side plate smashes easily into the insulation padding. The video skims through headaches they may have encountered, or perhaps the attachment holes were drilled differently than mine. I do wish the logo and labels were on a reversible panel so they are not upside down now. There is a lip on one side of the small panel that prevents is from being rotated 180 degrees.
If you notice during the conversion he repositioned the A frame coil. If the A frame coil is installed correctly the condensation (sweating) will be directed by the drip pan then to the drain pan, no matter the direction of air flow.
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I installed the conversion frame as shown in video. But, the front plate is 1/4” wider than the plate that it attaches to. This totals 1/2” wider.. and that plate then screws to cabinet, and is a perfect fit. The cabinet is very stiff and does not like the added 1/2” of these side rails. My solution was to unscrew side plates where they attach to the front plate, then insert conversion frame, settle it in, then reattach the two screws for side plates to front plate. The added 1/4” on each side plate smashes easily into the insulation padding. The video skims through headaches they may have encountered, or perhaps the attachment holes were drilled differently than mine. I do wish the logo and labels were on a reversible panel so they are not upside down now. There is a lip on one side of the small panel that prevents is from being rotated 180 degrees.
Can explain me why vrf fcu show 0 degree super heat
If air is flowing down, wouldn't that pick up condensation in the main flow and cause leakage outside of the drip pan areas?
If you notice during the conversion he repositioned the A frame coil. If the A frame coil is installed correctly the condensation (sweating) will be directed by the drip pan then to the drain pan, no matter the direction of air flow.