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Posted by Jeffrey Lebowski on July 13, 2007, 1:35 am
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> > <John H. Gilmore> wrote in message
> > > Hi all,
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> > > I have a 35 year old heat pump out here in California. It stopped
> > > working the other day and I had an hvac company come look at it. They
> > > said that the outside fan motor failed and that because the system was
> > > 35 years old I should replace my entire system rather than fix the
> > > motor. Given that the motor will be a whole lot less than replacing
> > > the whole thing I fail to see the "replace it" logic. Why should I not
> > > replace the motor and let it go another 35 years? Thanks for all of
> > > your help. J. Gilmore
> >
> > How long you expect to be living there ?
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> Another 35 years. :-)
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Hehe..
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