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Posted by Jack Treehorn on December 6, 2006, 9:12 am
> Ready for the flame as I am only a homeowner but.....
> Recently moved into a new to us home which has a Carrier heatpump
> installed. This is the first home we have had that uses a heatpump so
> don't really understand them. Now to the question. Home is in coastal
> North Carolina and weather has just hit the high humidity, barely
> freezing point. Noticed this morning that outside unit is icing up.
> Icing starts with three bands spaced equally apart from the bottom of
> the unit to the top and then fills in so entire unit is covered with a
> coat of heavy frost. Don't believe this is normal operation but before
> I call a "qualified technician" thought would run it by this group. Am
> not asking for a specific diagnosis but would like to have some idea of
> the causes to protect me from "unqualified technicians" when I make the
> call.
Dear f4forever,
This calls for the alt.havoc group resident expert Stormy. He will be along
directly.
A problem ticket has been issued.
Your tracking number is: hepme-eieio-br549
Please be patient.
Thank you.
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