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Date created: 2008-11-26 Name: Okie contractor
Location: Oklahoma
Years owned: 15

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"Just an ol Okie"
This is the best by far the most quality you could buy for dollar per dollar on any brand of equiptment. I am a licensed contractor here in Oklahoma. I have sold Trane, worked on lots and lots and lots of Trane and lennox units. Don't care what they say about them. To me they are only major names and that is all!!. Rheem units are the very best but you can take it for what it is my opinion.

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Date created: 2008-11-13 Name: Mike Powers
Location: Tucson, AZ
Years owned: 1

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"So much better than Carrier!"
I have a new Rheem "prestige" furnace and air conditioner, and I couldn't be happier! The Carrier unit I replaced was only five years old but the compressor burnt up. I upgraded to the higher seer condenser and the furnace with the variable motor. This unit is down right cheap to use compared to the Carrier and it really is super quite! I'm so happy I decided to do my homework because it was worth it to do the upgrade!

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Date created: 2008-10-16 Name: Paula See
Location: Barrington, Illinois
Years owned: 3

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Review:
"need repair"
Could someone please contact me about an air conditioner. I have questions regarding a representative in our area. Barrington Illinois

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Date created: 2008-09-14 Name: F Jones
Location: Orange Park, FL
Years owned: 7

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Review:
"ms"
Worst one ever owned, has been trouble with one thing then another since we installed it. And yes it was done professionally.

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Date created: 2008-09-06 Name: Coty Garrido
Location: Miami
Years owned: 1

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"Just bought it in April 08"
Not even a year and compressor burned out

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Date created: 2008-09-03 Name: Patel Amrat
Location: Orlando, FL
Years owned: 8

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"Patel Andy"
I am very unsatisfied. I have two units in my house. Installed in 2001.One unit had a gas leak in indoor coil’s we replaced it. Now I have a leak in another unit ,again I have to spend money. Raheem product are so bad, cost repairs in a few years. Do not buy Raheem A/C.

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Date created: 2008-08-21 Name: Ken Stromberg
Location: San Diego, CA
Years owned: 2

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Review:
"My Rheem is Great!!!"
I have two Rheem air conditioning systems in my San Diego house - one for the first floor and one in the attic for the 2nd floor. I have saved so much money with this approach, (zone air conditioning) and both systems operate perfectly. One of them is ultra quiet - so you don't hear the air conditioning at all in our back courtyard. My local dealer in San Diego was Carini Heating and Air Conditioning, 619-843-0997; www.cariniair.com I highly recommend both Rheem and Carini Air!

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Date created: 2008-08-10 Name: K.C
Location: Orlando

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"New Rheem is leaking"
Was just installed last month...has leaked all over my upstairs bedroom...not happy at all with Rheem plus the unit outside is too loud. Pay the extra money and get a Trane.

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Date created: 2008-07-20 Name: Henry
Location: Northern Kentucky
Years owned: 9

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Review:
"Old reliable"
I bought a Rheem scroll compressor 3-ton, 10 seer split system in 1999 to replace a York 3-ton 8 seer conventional compressor that failed when a technician reconnected it incorrectly after it had been removed for some foundation work. The Rheem has been a solid performer and delivered reliable, economical cooling for 9 seasons. I've read about the people with problems and I really think it comes down to installer competence and homeowner oversight. Also I wonder if some of these systems are over- or undersized. You have to stand there and watch the installer pull a vacuum on the lines for 45-60 minutes before they open the refrigerant valves. That's the only way to ensure that the moisture is removed from the lines. I say something like "How long you gonna pull vacuum on it?" So they understand you're no dummy. You also have to insist on having a decent-sized dryer installed to collect any moisture that may have been missed. Also avoid the quick-connects and insist on all copper brazed connections. a dry, fully sealed system should last virtually forever.

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Date created: 2008-07-20 Name: J. Johnson
Location: Vinegrove, KY
Years owned: 20

Satisfaction Rating:
Review:
"rpfa-030jas"
Great air conditioner but freezes up a lot

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