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Posted by on November 16, 2007, 6:52 pm
wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Just returned from military deployment and my welcome back gift from
>the wife was "the AC and Heater need to be fixed".
>I have a York furnace and AC, it is 13 years old (contractor grade).
>
>I had two companies come out. They both agreed that the AC should be
>replaced but they differed on the furnace.
> Company A said replace the bad circuit board ($760) and you should be
>good for another 7 years. Company B recommended replacing the furnace
>because it will "nickel and dime" us, a new one is much more efficient
>and that we would save some in labor having it all done at once.
>
>Any opinions would be appreciated.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jim
As you can see this group is not actually a legit help group. Rather
it is just a bunch of self important rejects that hang here to perform
their version of an online circle jerk.
$760 for the board is to much. Start looking for the board yourself or
start searching for a competent electronics tech to see if he can find
a flaw in the board.
If you get the board install it yourself and report it back here. Make
sure you let the HVAC professionals know that repairing a furnace
doesn't take a professional. That should go over well.
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