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  • derick derick May 18, 2011 @ 9:12 PM
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    singer a/c compressor

    Im trying to find out what kind of compressor a singer model number ACR50024-1C has. i cant find replacement parts or info anywhere. thanks for any help you can give.
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  • Eugene Silberstein Eugene Silberstein May 18, 2011 @ 9:35 PM
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    Describe the unit for me

    Derick...

    Can you describe the unit for me?

    Is this a PTAC unit by chance?
    Eugene
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  • tim smith tim smith May 23, 2011 @ 9:00 AM
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    I think that is a ptac

    Skip repairing the old girl and probably best fit will be mcquay ptac. Check out sleeve dimensions but I think they cross over well. 
     They also made some  splits, in fact we still take care of some if my memory serves me, I don't know if the ever made pkg RT.
     Ps, I did a quick google and you could order Singer units from Singerbangladesh :)
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  • John Mills John Mills May 23, 2011 @ 3:29 PM
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    Outdoor unit

    Not a PTAC.

    And it is ancient, pushing 35+ years old. I wouldn't put a penny in it!

    But if someone is that #$#@, probably any 2 ton recip and appropriate capacitor would do.
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  • Eugene Silberstein Eugene Silberstein May 31, 2011 @ 10:06 AM
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    Originally...

    These units were originally Remington units.... Singer bought Remington.... McQuay bought Singer... Climate Control took over McQuay....

    You can get replacements for all of these units from Islandair, right here on the Island of Long.... East Setauket to be exact.
    Eugene
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  • John Mills John Mills June 3, 2011 @ 4:05 PM
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    Not a PTAC!

    The ACR series was an old early 70s condensing unit, 024 would be a 2 ton. Just an old can, Bristol, Copeland or the like.
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