During setup, what is the main focus of a cooling system inspection?

The primary focus of a cooling system inspection during setup is the assessment of cooling systems. This process involves thoroughly evaluating the components and functionality of the cooling system to ensure it operates efficiently and meets specifications. Inspectors check for proper installation, refrigerant levels, ductwork integrity, and the overall effectiveness of the system in cooling the space. Additionally, they may look for any signs of potential issues, such as leaks or unusual sounds, which could impact the system's performance and energy consumption.

While air quality testing, sound level evaluations, and installation aesthetic checks are important considerations in the broader context of manufactured housing and comfort, they are not the main focus during the immediate setup of a cooling system. The priority during this phase is to ensure that the cooling system is fully functional and capable of providing the necessary temperature control to the home. Thus, the assessment of the cooling systems is critical to the successful setup and long-term performance of the housing unit.