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Evaporator

Overload, protector

Overload, protector

Evaporator

R410a scroll compressor 460v 3p

Compressor 208/230v1ph 38,000btu r410a

Solenoid valve coil

Cap tube

Evap b

Condenser90+050cf b

Condenser90+125hb b

Condenser90+050hb b

Ht ex htocs 3s ss sb

Condenser 90+

Condenser 90+
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