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Trane Air Compressor, Any Idea What It's Worth?

hpd_911

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Does anyone have any idea what this is worth?
This information is right off the lablel. Compressor weights over 100 pounds.

American Standards Inc.
Trane Air Compressor

Model# GP343-FG1-GA
SERIAL# 6185X4F5

R22 MOTOR COMPRESSOR THERMALLY PROTECTED

BRAND NEW IN PACKAGING

200-230 60
VOLTS HZ

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1 PHASE
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200-230 50
VOLTS HZ
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AMPS RI 17.2
LR 9.1



<img src=http://img122.imageshack.us/img122/3318/trane1cx2.gif>
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<img src=http://img106.imageshack.us/img106/2882/trane2kt6.gif>
 
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Egan

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Can you fix your image tags so we can see the pics? :)

edit: I went ahead and copied your url and took a look at the pics. That does not appear to be an air compressor. It says R22 Motor Compressor (R22 is a refrigerant) which leads me to believe it's a compressor for an A/C unit or a chiller.

I have no idea what it's worth though. If it is an A/C compressor, you can call some Trane HVAC companies in your area and ask them.
 
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Jay H 237

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That is for refrigerant.

Here's the pics, fixed so they'll show,

trane1cx2.gif


trane2kt6.gif
 

jwith68

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I can't find any info on that model specifically, but it appears to be an residential air conditioning compressor, probably not for refrigeration. Judging by the running amps, probably for a 3.5 - 5 ton unit.
 
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