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Posted by Noon-Air on November 2, 2007, 5:39 pm
> Thanks for telling me the one thing that I have not thought of,
> calling a tech and replacing my old furnace. It also didn't cross my
> mind that I do not have cash falling out my ass and can't afford a new
> furnace immediately.
See there, I told you you were not gonna like what your told and gonna get
pissy about it. Sheesh. I'll bet if your car was 25 years old and hadn't
been maintained, you would whine about having to replace it too.
> Thank you for casting judgment on my character as
> well. It amazes me how people you can make such a detailed analysis of
> someone you have never met.
You mean like wanting somebody to diagnose a furnace they have never seen??
No make, model, or serial number... don't know when(if) it was ever
serviced, or anything else about it other than its past its normal design
life expectancy and its time to put it to bed.
> You did get one thing right, I didn't want
> to hear that. Not because I am closing my ears to advice I don't like,
> but because I didn't ask "Should I replace my furnace".
You didn't have to ask.... If you had done any research, you would know that
the average design life expectancy of a gas furnace is 18 - 20 years. You
would have also known that there is a reason that anual maintenance
recomended.
>I asked if
> anyone had come across this symptom and if one likely problem had
> caused it.
Yes, its broken, and I hope you insurance is paid up.
> So good job missing the point (plus extra credit for being
> an ass about it).
I didn't miss the point at all, and I wasn't being an ass..... I simply
stated facts. if you want me to be an ass, I can do that too.
> Floyd.
>
>
>> Sure, I have ideas but you don't want to hear them.... and no, I am not
>> gonna tell you how to fix your Jurassic POS furnace thats 5 years past
>> its
>> design service life.
>>
>> I will however, tell you to call your favorite, local, competent,
>> licensed,
>> insured, professionally trained, Master HVAC technician to have him come
>> replace your worn out POS furnace with a new one that will only use half
>> of
>> the energy and fuel that the old one did.
>>
>> See... I told you it wasn't what you wanted to hear, and now your gonna
>> get
>> pissy about it, same as the thousands before you have. Another point, The
>> chances of you being a customer of *ANY* of the pros on here is a 4
>> million
>> to 1 shot.
>>
>> Now Please go away.
>>
>> Thanx
>
>
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