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Posted by on April 15, 2007, 10:38 pm
> Noon-Air wrote:
> >> Noon-Air wrote:
> >>>> I have a ten year old Lennox Heating and Air Conditoner unit and for
the
> >>>> last few days the fan runs longer than it should when using the
Heater.
> >>>> The fan used to run a little longer after the heater went off but now
> >>>> the fan runs a lot longer after the heater turns off.
> >>>>
> >>>> It appears to only happen in the morning, which seems odd. It
> >>>> malfunctions once or twice in the morning and then works correctly
for
> >>>> the rest of the day.
> >>>>
> >>>> Is it time to call a repairman?
> >>> Ya think??
> >>> Has it ever been serviced since it was installed 10 years ago??
> >>> Do you have a service agreement that will get the single most
expen$ive
> >>> appliance in your home checked/serviced and a discount on repairs??
> >>>
> >>> I didn't think so.....
> >>>
> >>> Bet you go out and buy a new car, then drive it until it breaks before
> >>> having it serviced too.
> >> It has been serviced since it was installed 10 years ago. They did very
> >> little. It wasn't worth the expense.
> >>
> >> As far as I know, the local Lennox dealer offers no extended service
> >> agreement with or without a discount on repairs. I'll be sure to look
into
> >> that when I call them on Monday.
> >>
> >> I drive a 1992 Honda Civic and a 1993 Nissan Pathfinder and they have
> >> never been back to the dealer for "service" and they both run quite
well,
> >> thank you. Bought them both new!
> >>
> >> From my research, while I was waiting for helpful replies in this
> >> newgroup, there is a switch that turns the fan off after the heater
goes
> >> off. That should be easy to replace if I can get someone to tell me
more
> >> about it. Guess that will be the parts department at my local Lennox
> >> dealer?
> >
> > yup, and thats only if they will actually sell you the parts. Hope you
got
> > the correct parts, because electrical parts are non-returnable, and
anything
> > that is not installed by their tech has no warranty.
> >
> > Gotta love it when somebody comes in here, doesn't give any *USEFULL*
> > information about the system with the problem then expects us to have
xray
> > vision/clairvoyance to be able to know what make/model/serial number,
> > installation configuration, and service/repair history. Then they get
their
> > panties in a wad when they don't get the answer they wanted..... how to
fix
> > it for free and without having to call somebody that actually knows what
> > their doing.
> >
> > FWIW, I got 6 calls this morning from folks that had broken systems (not
1
> > was one of my regular customers). Their systems have been broken on the
> > average of a week or more. They expect me to drop everything, and come
> > running on SUNDAY MORNING to fix it because now they figure its "an
> > emergency".
> > They get pissed because I have the audacity to charge for OVERTIME for
> > Sunday callouts and repairs.
> > None of them wanted to wait until tomorrow morning, none of them have
called
> > back to schedule an appointment. I expect that I will get a call or 2 in
the
> > morning where they want me to come right then to fix their junk. Sorry,
I am
> > booked out until Thursday, but they could have scheduled for Monday, the
> > FIRST time they called.
> >
>
> Thanks for sharing.
>
> "Their" works for "gets their panties in a bunch" but not for "their
> doing". That would be "they're", "knows what they are (or they're) doing."
>
> Maybe you've been doing this too long?
Maybe you're to stupid to realize your own comprehension level?
See my above post on you misunderstanding my comments.
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