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Posted by STravis on July 12, 2006, 11:28 pm
vasuhg@yahoo.com wrote:
> I have a home warranty. My A/C unit broke down last week. It was
> turning on, but no cold air coming out of the vents. The first time,
> the A/C technician came byb, refilled the freon and the it worked fine
> just for a day and the problem resurfaced. The second technician came
> by and told me the evaporator coil needed to be replaced - He went up
> in the attic and I heard a beep. I assume he did some kind of a freon
> leak test. I checked both the A/C units outside and the A/C unit
> working fine had a pipe that was cold to touch when it was on and the
> one that was broken did not have the same pipe cold to the touch when
> it was on.
So out of curiosity did either of these techs actually replace any
components on the system or did they just refill the freon? I couldn't
really tell from the above post if they actually changed anything or if
they just pumped freon into the system.
> The home warranty company called me that certain items were not covered
> and my part of the bill was $350. Is this amount look good and the
> diagnosis the right one.
Dunno...I would ask for a breakdown of what was done and what was
replaced. Then and only then can you determine what is/isn't part of
your home warrantee.
> Should I be asking some additional questions here and make sure that
> all that needs (anything extra) to be replaced will be replaced?
I would make sure that it works for more than a day.
>
> Thanks in advance for all who took time to reply to this.
>
> Vasu
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