1. Preparation & Safety • Turn off power at the disconnect box and circuit breaker. • Recover any refrigerant from the old system per EPA guidelines. • Assess the existing line set, wiring, and electrical components to determine if they need replacement. 2. Removal of Old Unit • Disconnect the refrigerant lines, electrical connections, and any mounting hardware. • Remove the old condenser unit and prepare the area for the new installation. • Inspect and clean the pad or base where the new unit will sit. 3. Installation of New Unit • Place the new condenser on a level pad or bracket. • Reconnect refrigerant lines, ensuring proper brazing and leak testing. • Replace or inspect electrical wiring and connections. • Install a new filter drier to protect the system from moisture and contaminants. 4. System Charging & Testing • Pull a vacuum on the system to remove moisture and air. • Charge the system with the appropriate type and amount of refrigerant. • Verify pressures, su