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Posted by Mark on July 31, 2007, 3:52 pm
Fair enough.
I ended up dropping a little over $500.00, and the fan did not run
constantly before he showed, so I figured I would get an opinion.
Looks like I may be fucked as they can't seem to locate a defrost
relay for my older unit. I also don't know how long I can go with the
condenser fan running constantly before I have issues with it, not to
mention the electric bill.
Mark
On Tue, 31 Jul 2007 06:09:51 -0500, ledouxfan-@-insightbb.com (The
Freon Cowboy) wrote:
>I was having a problem with my (heat pump) a/c acting up - compressor
>and fan not engaging and intermittent system starts inside. A
>technician took a look at my system repaired a bad ground wire inside
>and replaced the contactor and capacitor in the heat pump. Everything
>seems ok except now the outdoor condenser fan *now* runs continuously!
>The technician said it's because the relay is also bad, he didn't have
>one with him, and it would be replaced shortly. The unit is at least
>15 years old, well maintained, and otherwise works well.
>
>Two questions: Does this seem feasible (the relay causing the fan to
>run continuously)? And, for a day or two will it be OK if the
>compressor fan (which is about a year old) runs continuously?
>
>Thanks for your help,
>
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>so, this guy shows up ,throws a bandaid on it , get's your shit working and
>you comfortable,
>says he'll be back to finsih the repairs , and in the meantime you sneak in
>here
>and want to know if he's fuckin up ?
>
>sounds very feasible , and plausible, why dont you just wait a day or two and
>see if he comes through for ya , before you come in here and jerk our
>collective chain,
>
>if you suspect he isnt worth it, then call someone else,
>sounds to me like he did you a favor
>
>
>Mark
>
>
>>Hi All,
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