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Posted by aka-SBM on July 12, 2006, 9:23 pm
> Dear Tony,
> I have a lot of compassion for you. 104 sounds a lot too hot.
Ya dont get in many attics...obviously.
104 aint jack....wait till you get on a roof and your boots start to
stick....150+...
> But, at the moment we really don't have enough information. What
> comes to mind, is that you should call at least one other service
> company. The last service guy didn't leave me with a good feeling
> about his professional skills.
WTF do YOU know about skills period?
You could not answer the most basic question posed to you about a fan motor,
but you went ALL around the problem and kept blaming the thermostat when the
post told you that the thermostat WAS NOT THE PROBLEM.
Call Chris Young, at least you will get a nice new Hunter thermostat, no
air, but a nice new Hunter thermostat...
>
> --
>
> Christopher A. Young
> You can't shout down a troll.
> You have to starve them.
> .
>
> somebody please help me.
> My ac is not cooling. it blows and blows but no cold air.
> I finally called someone out. first he said that it was just low on
> refridgerant.
> Then he says that i need to replace the entire evaporator because the
> refrigerant is going in but not comeing out with enough pressure. His
> opinion was that there was a clog within the coils.
> Someone gave me the idea that one could unhook the evaporator from the
> system and hook up an air compressor to it and litterally blow out any
> clog within them. is this a possibilty and if so how advisable is
> that.
>
> any ideas please!! it's up to 104 outside today!
>
>
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