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Problem ac jen2006 07-03-2006
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Posted by DIMwit on October 6, 2006, 6:57 am
Man, that was an OLD message you replied to Jeff! nice (ouch) addition.

Dimwit, the (bullshit) artist formerly known as Duwite.


> Duwite wrote:
>
>> Chris,
>>
>> stick to being a nice guy; be yourself.
>>
>> you suck as a satirist. these idiots will NEVER accept you. they'd rather
>> torment you as they always have for fun as they do most homeowners.
>>
>> And by the way I am NOT an HVAC guy. I am an electrician by trade. If
>> people asked me for advice on a website, I think all I could safely,
>> legally tell them is do not stick your finger in a light socket.
>
> <snipped>
>
> Or any other part of yopur anatomy....
>
>
>
> There once was a man from Woonsocket,
> Who stuck his big dick in a socket.
> His wife was a bitch,
> And flipped on the switch,
> And his balls took off like a rocket.
>
> Jeff
> --
> Jeffry Wisnia
> (W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)
> "Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength."



Real Goods Solar, Inc.
Posted by AKS on October 6, 2006, 3:54 pm

> Duwite wrote:
>
>> Chris,
>>
>> stick to being a nice guy; be yourself.
>>
>> you suck as a satirist. these idiots will NEVER accept you. they'd rather
>> torment you as they always have for fun as they do most homeowners.
>>
Do like me torment back
Dido ka2ays


>> And by the way I am NOT an HVAC guy. I am an electrician by trade. If
>> people asked me for advice on a website, I think all I could safely,
>> legally tell them is do not stick your finger in a light socket.
>
> <snipped>
>
> Or any other part of yopur anatomy....
>
>
>
> There once was a man from Woonsocket,
> Who stuck his big dick in a socket.
> His wife was a bitch,
> And flipped on the switch,
> And his balls took off like a rocket.
>
> Jeff
> --
> Jeffry Wisnia
> (W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)
> "Rudeness is the weak man's imitation of strength."



Posted by on July 9, 2006, 2:09 am
The filter for the a/c will be in the floor of the trailer. follow the
ducts. One is supply it gets cut into the supply duct of the furnace
the other goes to a pan in the floor with a grate over it about 12x20.
Or you have a split system which does use the furnace fan and has a
coil under the furnace....that is ussually the newer version around
here. Is it a little cube a/c or a larger rectangle shape? Dust won't
hurt the electrical but laying on the ground may.
jen2006 wrote:
> When I moved into my dwide a month ago my landlord told me it had
> central ac, i guess I should have asked if it was working ac. She had
> an ac man living in the neighborhood fix it or should I say rig it. He
> told me to turn it on cool at the t box and then go outside to the
> condenser box and push the fuse in to turn it on. Im already a little
> weird messing with electrical things so I figured out which breaker it
> was in the circuit breaker box and just started using that breaker
> instead. One day when I tried to turn it on the breaker arced and
> threw the main power breaker. Still havent seen anybody else to come
> fix it properly instead of it being rigged like that. My ex is a jack
> of all trades so he came out to look at it, he told me that the unit
> was old. Even though the air is central it is pumped through the gas
> furnace. He asked me where the return was and we couldnt find one, he
> opened up the furnace panel and there was no filter in there and he
> said we werent getting good air flow because there was no obvious place
> for the return air to come in. Also the coils on the bottom of the
> furnace were iced over and the freon tank in the condenser was iced as
> well. He said it was low on freon but it just got charged a month ago,
> so we figured that there had to be a leak. Also the box that has the
> fuse in it that comes from the condenser to the house was no longer
> attached to the house but just hanging there near the grass. He said
> that was a problem and that having no filter in the furnace was a
> hazard because of the dust buildup around all the wires. How dangerous
> is this working the way it is.


Posted by on July 9, 2006, 2:09 am
The filter for the a/c will be in the floor of the trailer. follow the
ducts. One is supply it gets cut into the supply duct of the furnace
the other goes to a pan in the floor with a grate over it about 12x20.
Or you have a split system which does use the furnace fan and has a
coil under the furnace....that is ussually the newer version around
here. Is it a little cube a/c or a larger rectangle shape? Dust won't
hurt the electrical but laying on the ground may.
jen2006 wrote:
> When I moved into my dwide a month ago my landlord told me it had
> central ac, i guess I should have asked if it was working ac. She had
> an ac man living in the neighborhood fix it or should I say rig it. He
> told me to turn it on cool at the t box and then go outside to the
> condenser box and push the fuse in to turn it on. Im already a little
> weird messing with electrical things so I figured out which breaker it
> was in the circuit breaker box and just started using that breaker
> instead. One day when I tried to turn it on the breaker arced and
> threw the main power breaker. Still havent seen anybody else to come
> fix it properly instead of it being rigged like that. My ex is a jack
> of all trades so he came out to look at it, he told me that the unit
> was old. Even though the air is central it is pumped through the gas
> furnace. He asked me where the return was and we couldnt find one, he
> opened up the furnace panel and there was no filter in there and he
> said we werent getting good air flow because there was no obvious place
> for the return air to come in. Also the coils on the bottom of the
> furnace were iced over and the freon tank in the condenser was iced as
> well. He said it was low on freon but it just got charged a month ago,
> so we figured that there had to be a leak. Also the box that has the
> fuse in it that comes from the condenser to the house was no longer
> attached to the house but just hanging there near the grass. He said
> that was a problem and that having no filter in the furnace was a
> hazard because of the dust buildup around all the wires. How dangerous
> is this working the way it is.


Posted by on July 9, 2006, 2:09 am
The filter for the a/c will be in the floor of the trailer. follow the
ducts. One is supply it gets cut into the supply duct of the furnace
the other goes to a pan in the floor with a grate over it about 12x20.
Or you have a split system which does use the furnace fan and has a
coil under the furnace....that is ussually the newer version around
here. Is it a little cube a/c or a larger rectangle shape? Dust won't
hurt the electrical but laying on the ground may.
jen2006 wrote:
> When I moved into my dwide a month ago my landlord told me it had
> central ac, i guess I should have asked if it was working ac. She had
> an ac man living in the neighborhood fix it or should I say rig it. He
> told me to turn it on cool at the t box and then go outside to the
> condenser box and push the fuse in to turn it on. Im already a little
> weird messing with electrical things so I figured out which breaker it
> was in the circuit breaker box and just started using that breaker
> instead. One day when I tried to turn it on the breaker arced and
> threw the main power breaker. Still havent seen anybody else to come
> fix it properly instead of it being rigged like that. My ex is a jack
> of all trades so he came out to look at it, he told me that the unit
> was old. Even though the air is central it is pumped through the gas
> furnace. He asked me where the return was and we couldnt find one, he
> opened up the furnace panel and there was no filter in there and he
> said we werent getting good air flow because there was no obvious place
> for the return air to come in. Also the coils on the bottom of the
> furnace were iced over and the freon tank in the condenser was iced as
> well. He said it was low on freon but it just got charged a month ago,
> so we figured that there had to be a leak. Also the box that has the
> fuse in it that comes from the condenser to the house was no longer
> attached to the house but just hanging there near the grass. He said
> that was a problem and that having no filter in the furnace was a
> hazard because of the dust buildup around all the wires. How dangerous
> is this working the way it is.


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