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relay fan hxy 10-10-2007
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Posted by hxy on October 10, 2007, 4:11 pm
Last week the air condition for our house was not working. The unit
outside of the house was still running, but no air came into rooms
from the vents. I called a company, and it sent a technician the next
day. He opened a large metal box in our garage, and tested the
connections with a gauge, a box with two metal sticks for touching the
connections and a needle in the box moving back and forth behind a
screen.

Then he pulled some plugs off a small board, removed the board form
its seating, placed a new one, and put all plugs back to it. Air
started coming in again. He did the whole thing within 10 minutes. We
were charged $230, labor included. I didn't save the old board. He
took it. Today I called the company, and was told that name of the
part was 'relay fan'. But what the technician removed did not look
like a fan.

I don't know air conditioning at all, just like to learn what a relay
fan is, and is it really that expensive?

Thanks for information.

hxy


Posted by on October 10, 2007, 4:33 pm
wrote:

>Last week the air condition for our house was not working. The unit
>outside of the house was still running, but no air came into rooms
>from the vents. I called a company, and it sent a technician the next
>day. He opened a large metal box in our garage, and tested the
>connections with a gauge, a box with two metal sticks for touching the
>connections and a needle in the box moving back and forth behind a
>screen.
>
>Then he pulled some plugs off a small board, removed the board form
>its seating, placed a new one, and put all plugs back to it. Air
>started coming in again. He did the whole thing within 10 minutes. We
>were charged $230, labor included. I didn't save the old board. He
>took it. Today I called the company, and was told that name of the
>part was 'relay fan'. But what the technician removed did not look
>like a fan.
>
>I don't know air conditioning at all, just like to learn what a relay
>fan is, and is it really that expensive?

        For you, yes it is.

        Givne your demonstrated level of knowlege, just STFU and enjoy
the AC.

>
>Thanks for information.
>
>hxy

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Posted by The Freon Cowboy on October 10, 2007, 5:29 pm
;-) "little box with sticks" Lmao

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Posted by Bubba on October 10, 2007, 7:11 pm
wrote:

>Last week the air condition for our house was not working. The unit
>outside of the house was still running, but no air came into rooms
>from the vents. I called a company, and it sent a technician the next
>day. He opened a large metal box in our garage, and tested the
>connections with a gauge, a box with two metal sticks for touching the
>connections and a needle in the box moving back and forth behind a
>screen.
>
>Then he pulled some plugs off a small board, removed the board form
>its seating, placed a new one, and put all plugs back to it. Air
>started coming in again. He did the whole thing within 10 minutes. We
>were charged $230, labor included. I didn't save the old board. He
>took it. Today I called the company, and was told that name of the
>part was 'relay fan'. But what the technician removed did not look
>like a fan.
>
>I don't know air conditioning at all, just like to learn what a relay
>fan is, and is it really that expensive?
>
>Thanks for information.
>
>hxy

Would you feel better or worse if he charged you $30?
Would you feel better or worse if he charged you $430?

From your descriptions it would probably take a year or more to teach
you what a fan relay looks like and does.
You have A/C and you didnt have to buy a new system. Be happy.
Bubba

Posted by hxy on October 10, 2007, 8:10 pm

> Would you feel better or worse if he charged you $30?
> Would you feel better or worse if he charged you $430?
>
> From your descriptions it would probably take a year or more to teach
> you what a fan relay looks like and does.
> You have A/C and you didnt have to buy a new system. Be happy.
> Bubba

That morning I visited my doctor for 15 minutes. The total charge was
$89, of which my copay was $15. That afternoon, an air condition
person came for another 15 minutes. I paid $230 for it. Air condition
people make more than doctors and lawyers. And they have no big loans
to pay back for going to school. Good career.



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