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Posted by Ben on May 30, 2007, 10:19 pm
> Ben wrote:
>
> >>> I have two central ac units for my house in central NJ. The
> >>> downstairs unit as always worked fine, but not the upstairs unit which
> >>> is approx a 100,000 btu unit. I decided to start looking in to it and
> >>> noticed that the evap coils are not all cold with the upstairs unit.
> >>> Maybe 1/2 to 3/4's of them are cold and sweating. The suction line
> >>> doesn't sweat on this unit, but always sweats on the downstairs unit
> >>> back to the condensor. So, what are the possible reasons so that when
> >>> I have somone take a look, I have a bit more understanding/knowledge.
> >>> Thanks, Ben
> >> Why do you need to understand it unless you're thinking you can fix it
> >> yourself. Since you've had the cover off already, I'd say it's a safe
> >> bet that you're just wanting a freebie. If you just have to know,
> >> there are precisely two possible reasons for what you're seeing:
>
> >> 1) Undersaturated coil.
> >> 2) Nothing wrong at all.
>
> >> There are a ton of specific reasons that #1 can occur, and keep in
> >> mind that not all of those indicate a problem with the system itself.
>
> >> Which of those possibilities do you think we should pick right out of
> >> our ass for you?
>
> > Wow....
> > I never imagined what I thought would be a simple quesiton would
> > invoke so much
> > hostility. You asked:
> > 'why do I need to understnd it unless you think you can fix it
> > yourself. I'd say
> > it's a safe bet that you're just wanting a freebie'
> > I wanted to understand because I never thought this system worked
> > correctly.
> > It never cooled well. Was never able to keep up with cooling on hot
> > days and taking a long time in the
> > evening, after the sun went down, to bring the room to a comfortable
> > temperature.
> > So what if I did want what you call a 'freebie' ? Or, what if I just
> > wanted to have a better understanding so that
> > I wouldn't need to take the word of a disreputable repair person,
> > which I have seen plenty of
>
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My last post....
I find it it very interesting there seem to be so many frustrated
people adding to this forum. Why are you even answering at all? If
you are so fed up with answering what you think are stupid questions,
don't answer. One day you will need someone elses advice, auto
mechanic, Lawyer, Dr. I don't care. I only hope they respond to you
in the same professional and curteous manner.
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