I realize that installation is the most important factor. But given a choice between the least expensive models of either Lennox or Day & Night, which do you advise? Is it true that Lennox is harder to work on (which means higher repair costs), and the parts are harder to get, and are more expensive?
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well, i might not be a heavyweight, but i do know this... from being in the field for 9 years... you gotta start from the bottom to know if you like the trade or not... it's hard and UNREWARDING work in the beginning. i my self did new construction for about 3 years, running duct in new homes, and it's not easy work, and did about 3 more years doing RETROFITS which is way harder work.... pulling out old oil and coal furnaces out of basements and attics and replacing them with natural; gas furnaces... so that includes running gaspipe in tite CRUMMMy crawl spaces and attics.... nasty hard work... i hate every bit of it.. and i've been a service tech for about 3 years... physically the work's not as hard, but you do need to have some brains to read and interpret wiring diagrams and electrical ladder diagrams and a good understanding of the refrigeration cycle and know how to interpret pressures, temperatures, subcooling and superheat of refrigerants into what they mean and what is the problem with the system and why it's not working... so it takes a lot of logic and understanding of how things work in order to do an orderly pricess of elimination as to WHAT THE PROBLEM IS with the heating/cooling system....
schooling's definately a good start if you want to be a good service tech.... but i do know a lot of people just don't have the brains to uderstand the mechanical and electrical theory behind the trade and the brawn to work hard in tighte attics and crawl spaces, give it a shot, i think it's a good trade. if you know what ur doing u'll never be out of work and u'lll be able to demand a decent wage since it's really hard to find guys that have both brains and brawn for the trade and know what their doing, i my self make about 50 grand a year and I WERE A GOOD SALES MAN... which i'm not... i would prolly be making twice as much and working half as little..