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Posted by udarrell on September 10, 2006, 1:30 pm
Christian wrote:
>I built a house three years ago and I have 2 American Standard HVAC
>units. I had a coil replaced for one air handler (4TEESF40A) because it
>leaks. I was kind of surprised that a coil could have such problem
>after such a short time. I was happy when the HVAC guy told me that the
>coil will be free but he charged me $450 for the labor. The unit is
>horizontally mounted and easy to access. Also he did a poor job as
>there are many air leakages that just cool down my basement. Is this
>price correct ?
>
>Also he did not indicate any part number, should I assume that I got
>the correct part ?
>
>Thanks,
>Christian
>
>
>
In my opinion, on a warranted part, the mfg'ers ought to cover the labor
at a set rate for its installation!
With most mfg'ers this is not the case, however, the change out should
not be at the expense of the purchaser of the equipment.
Yes IMO, the PN should be listed on your invoice so that you could call
& verify that is, is or is not, the correct Part Replacement! - udarrell
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