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Posted by on July 29, 2006, 7:22 pm
lamimsltd@gmail.com wrote:
> This is the second time in 2 years that I had to fill my 3 ton unit
> with 7 lbs of freon. I was charged 300 dollars. Was this excessive?
>
> I was told by a repairman that he would have to charge me 97.00 per
> hour to find the leak and that it would take over 6 hours to do. His
> final assessment is that it would be easier to have the unit replaced
> because I have a cheap Carrier builders model that would be nearly
> impossible to repair. He wants to charge 4500 for a Ducane 4 ton unit.
> He says that a 3 ton unit is too small for my 2500 sqaure foot
> townhouse.
>
> I have been trying to reasearch the internet to find any truth in what
> he is telling me but details on pricing is hard to find.
>
> I live in Illinois and only use it during super hot days.
>
>
> If anyone has any comments I would love to hear it.
>
> Thanks
Find a repairman who will repair the unit or buy a new one.
The repairman you have is doing all he can to get you to buy a new
unit....he probably gets a 1/2 percent commission on new equipment
sales. He will make the leak search cost an arm and a leg in order to
encourage you to go ahead and replace the unit.
He is in fact "fucking you over" every time he comes by to gas the unit
up...he is trying his best to cheat you out of money.....think about
that the next time you see him.....have a large sharp knife ready
too.....he is sticking you...you might as well stick him back.
you are not a man if you let him do this to you and your family....he
is taking food out of the mouth of you and your family by not
performing an easy repair.....he is stealing from you.
call him back.....buy a nice large kitchen knife like the tv cooks
use.......
stop that bastard from cheating you and others...the courts will
understand your crime of passion.
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