Goodman evaporator unit - Page 3

> Huntingdon Valley, PA Used to go the for spas
> How about
> North Huntingdon, PA? 15642
>> Pat,
>> E-mail me off group about this please!
>> --
>> Bob Pietrangelo
>> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
>> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
>> www.comfort-solution.biz
>>> wjspm123@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>I have a Goodman U-36 Rev B evaporator unit installed in mid-2003 in
>>>>new construction. System suddenly stopped blowing cold air
>>>>overnight. Technician I called checks around, says there's no juice,
>>>>leak somewhere. He opens up the evaporator box, sprays for leaks, and
>>>>tells me there's a leak at the base of the A-coil. Bubbles appear
>>>>where the arrow points at:
>>>>http://new.photos.yahoo.com/wjspm2/photo/294928804394969908/0.
>>>>Technician quotes me $800-900 after parts/labor to replace the
>>>>evaporator unit, even with the unit still under warranty. He also
>>>>says if he can't get the part locally, Goodman may have to manufacture
>>>>one in Texas, which may take a while.
>>>>My questions are 1) Do I really need a new evaporator unit? 2) Is the
>>>>quote in range? 3) Are there other models I can put in besides
>>>>Goodmans?
>>>>wjspm
>>> sounds like horseshit to me. how can a system have no juice & yet
>>> still produce bubbles?
>>> also sounds like the technician is making a hefty sales commission on
>>> a part supposedly under warranty. oh wait, i know that answer....the
>>> freon that has leaked out isnt covered, so his charge is for freon &
>>> his labor which probably isnt included in the warranty
>>> I recommend 2 things:
>>> 1) educate yourself on formicary corrosion- google it & look for the
>>> pdf file by Carrier on this topic and
>>> 2) research this product :
>>>

>>> I have been using it for 3 yrs now on everything from 2 ton machines
>>> to 44 ton machines. Magically, the leaks stop.
>>> The only negative aspect of this product is the technician is no
>>> longer justified in raping the consumer, unless of course he's gifted
>>> in the art of selling.
>

>r you trying to confuse me, it realy isn't that hard!
> --
> Bob Pietrangelo
> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
> www.comfort-solution.biz
>> Huntingdon Valley, PA Used to go the for spas
>> How about
>> North Huntingdon, PA? 15642
>>> Pat,
>>> E-mail me off group about this please!
>>> --
>>> Bob Pietrangelo
>>> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
>>> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
>>> www.comfort-solution.biz
>>>> wjspm123@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>>I have a Goodman U-36 Rev B evaporator unit installed in mid-2003 in
>>>>>new construction. System suddenly stopped blowing cold air
>>>>>overnight. Technician I called checks around, says there's no juice,
>>>>>leak somewhere. He opens up the evaporator box, sprays for leaks, and
>>>>>tells me there's a leak at the base of the A-coil. Bubbles appear
>>>>>where the arrow points at:
>>>>>http://new.photos.yahoo.com/wjspm2/photo/294928804394969908/0.
>>>>>Technician quotes me $800-900 after parts/labor to replace the
>>>>>evaporator unit, even with the unit still under warranty. He also
>>>>>says if he can't get the part locally, Goodman may have to manufacture
>>>>>one in Texas, which may take a while.
>>>>>My questions are 1) Do I really need a new evaporator unit? 2) Is the
>>>>>quote in range? 3) Are there other models I can put in besides
>>>>>Goodmans?
>>>>>wjspm
>>>> sounds like horseshit to me. how can a system have no juice & yet
>>>> still produce bubbles?
>>>> also sounds like the technician is making a hefty sales commission on
>>>> a part supposedly under warranty. oh wait, i know that answer....the
>>>> freon that has leaked out isnt covered, so his charge is for freon &
>>>> his labor which probably isnt included in the warranty
>>>> I recommend 2 things:
>>>> 1) educate yourself on formicary corrosion- google it & look for the
>>>> pdf file by Carrier on this topic and
>>>> 2) research this product :
>>>>

>>>> I have been using it for 3 yrs now on everything from 2 ton machines
>>>> to 44 ton machines. Magically, the leaks stop.
>>>> The only negative aspect of this product is the technician is no
>>>> longer justified in raping the consumer, unless of course he's gifted
>>>> in the art of selling.
>

> not one bit
> www.jlbco.net
>>r you trying to confuse me, it realy isn't that hard!
>> --
>> Bob Pietrangelo
>> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
>> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
>> www.comfort-solution.biz
>>> Huntingdon Valley, PA Used to go the for spas
>>> How about
>>> North Huntingdon, PA? 15642
>>>> Pat,
>>>> E-mail me off group about this please!
>>>> --
>>>> Bob Pietrangelo
>>>> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
>>>> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
>>>> www.comfort-solution.biz
>>>>> wjspm123@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>>>I have a Goodman U-36 Rev B evaporator unit installed in mid-2003 in
>>>>>>new construction. System suddenly stopped blowing cold air
>>>>>>overnight. Technician I called checks around, says there's no juice,
>>>>>>leak somewhere. He opens up the evaporator box, sprays for leaks, and
>>>>>>tells me there's a leak at the base of the A-coil. Bubbles appear
>>>>>>where the arrow points at:
>>>>>>http://new.photos.yahoo.com/wjspm2/photo/294928804394969908/0.
>>>>>>Technician quotes me $800-900 after parts/labor to replace the
>>>>>>evaporator unit, even with the unit still under warranty. He also
>>>>>>says if he can't get the part locally, Goodman may have to manufacture
>>>>>>one in Texas, which may take a while.
>>>>>>My questions are 1) Do I really need a new evaporator unit? 2) Is the
>>>>>>quote in range? 3) Are there other models I can put in besides
>>>>>>Goodmans?
>>>>>>wjspm
>>>>> sounds like horseshit to me. how can a system have no juice & yet
>>>>> still produce bubbles?
>>>>> also sounds like the technician is making a hefty sales commission on
>>>>> a part supposedly under warranty. oh wait, i know that answer....the
>>>>> freon that has leaked out isnt covered, so his charge is for freon &
>>>>> his labor which probably isnt included in the warranty
>>>>> I recommend 2 things:
>>>>> 1) educate yourself on formicary corrosion- google it & look for the
>>>>> pdf file by Carrier on this topic and
>>>>> 2) research this product :
>>>>>

>>>>> I have been using it for 3 yrs now on everything from 2 ton machines
>>>>> to 44 ton machines. Magically, the leaks stop.
>>>>> The only negative aspect of this product is the technician is no
>>>>> longer justified in raping the consumer, unless of course he's gifted
>>>>> in the art of selling.
>

> Daytona,
> Is this your site?
> --
> Bob Pietrangelo
> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
> www.comfort-solution.biz
>> not one bit
>> www.jlbco.net
>>>r you trying to confuse me, it realy isn't that hard!
>>> --
>>> Bob Pietrangelo
>>> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
>>> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
>>> www.comfort-solution.biz
>>>> Huntingdon Valley, PA Used to go the for spas
>>>> How about
>>>> North Huntingdon, PA? 15642
>>>>> Pat,
>>>>> E-mail me off group about this please!
>>>>> --
>>>>> Bob Pietrangelo
>>>>> bobp3@comcast.net (home)
>>>>> bob@comfort-solution.biz (work)
>>>>> www.comfort-solution.biz
>>>>>> wjspm123@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>>>>I have a Goodman U-36 Rev B evaporator unit installed in mid-2003 in
>>>>>>>new construction. System suddenly stopped blowing cold air
>>>>>>>overnight. Technician I called checks around, says there's no juice,
>>>>>>>leak somewhere. He opens up the evaporator box, sprays for leaks,
>>>>>>>and
>>>>>>>tells me there's a leak at the base of the A-coil. Bubbles appear
>>>>>>>where the arrow points at:
>>>>>>>http://new.photos.yahoo.com/wjspm2/photo/294928804394969908/0.
>>>>>>>Technician quotes me $800-900 after parts/labor to replace the
>>>>>>>evaporator unit, even with the unit still under warranty. He also
>>>>>>>says if he can't get the part locally, Goodman may have to
>>>>>>>manufacture
>>>>>>>one in Texas, which may take a while.
>>>>>>>My questions are 1) Do I really need a new evaporator unit? 2) Is
>>>>>>>the
>>>>>>>quote in range? 3) Are there other models I can put in besides
>>>>>>>Goodmans?
>>>>>>>wjspm
>>>>>> sounds like horseshit to me. how can a system have no juice & yet
>>>>>> still produce bubbles?
>>>>>> also sounds like the technician is making a hefty sales commission on
>>>>>> a part supposedly under warranty. oh wait, i know that answer....the
>>>>>> freon that has leaked out isnt covered, so his charge is for freon &
>>>>>> his labor which probably isnt included in the warranty
>>>>>> I recommend 2 things:
>>>>>> 1) educate yourself on formicary corrosion- google it & look for the
>>>>>> pdf file by Carrier on this topic and
>>>>>> 2) research this product :
>>>>>>

>>>>>> I have been using it for 3 yrs now on everything from 2 ton machines
>>>>>> to 44 ton machines. Magically, the leaks stop.
>>>>>> The only negative aspect of this product is the technician is no
>>>>>> longer justified in raping the consumer, unless of course he's gifted
>>>>>> in the art of selling.
>

> 2) research this product :
> http://www.cliplight.com/hvacr/products.php?pageID=Product_Details&productID=6
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>
> I have been using it for 3 yrs now on everything from 2 ton machines
> to 44 ton machines. Magically, the leaks stop.