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A/C working properly? Cost -> lower temp? carie_r 07-06-2007
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Posted by on July 21, 2007, 12:16 am

> kjpro @ usenet.com wrote:
> >> KJPRO the only qualification you have
> >> kiddy garden and that would be to advance for you
> >> I am suggesting more like day care.
> >> son grow up.
> >> Tony
> > Facts hurt you , Eh?
> > Sorry...
> Wow Kjpro more people have formed some interesting opinions of you.
> Hmm,, Maybe it is you.



Yeah, you don't know Tony very well... he's very well liked around here...
LMAO

Who you going to use next, your brother Stormy? LOL




Posted by Tony on July 16, 2007, 8:55 am
Carie if you still reading this ?
could you let us know how you made out.
Thanks Tony

> It's 90 deg. outside, humidity is 37%. The A/C is set to 80 deg. The
> temp in the apartment is at 83 deg, and hasn't gone below that. The A/
> C has been running non-stop for hours. The temp out of the vents is
> colder than the air in the apartment, but not a lot colder. (I don't
> have a thermometer.)
> Maintenance fixed the A/C only a month ago when it completely quit
> working. Our electric bill that month was $320 for a 800 sq ft
> apartment.
> Maintenance is coming tomorrow. How do I make sure they fix the unit
> right, or make the landlord replace it if it won't work properly? The
> electric bill is outragous.
> The unit doesn't show a manufacturing date, and I can't find the model
> no. on the manufacturer's website. Here's what the stickers say:
> Goodman Manufacturing Co, 1501 Seamist Dr,
> Houston, TX 77008
> Model No. AW30-05C
> Part No. 20203-23
> Regrig 22
> Design PSIG 150
> Heater Amps 208/240V
> Motor 1PH 60HZ 3.5 Amps 1/3 HP
> Single Circuit 17.3/20.0
> Min Circuit Ampicity 26/29
> Max Overcurrent Protection 30/30
> UL Listed - G0587770080
> Also, once the unit works properly, how much more does it cost to keep
> the apartment at 76 as opposed to 80 (above conditions)?
> Thanks
>



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