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Posted by Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC on April 11, 2007, 7:57 pm
I had a private repairman come over to fix the leak I have in my heating coil.
He said that he does
not do this work. I had previouslly asked if the heating coil replacement was a
DIY project. You
guys told me no.
New question. This new guy said that the problem is a "condensing coil in duct
work for air-handler"
for 1 of my zones. Is this a DIY project? He suggests a HVAC guy.
If it is not a DIY I will look for an HVAC guy.
What do you think?
Thanks much,
Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC
Contributing writer for FUTURES Magazine
Author of RECRUITSOURCE PEOPLESOFT EXAM and RECRUITSOURCE SAP/R3 EXAM
Author of POWER TIPS FOR THE APPLE NEWTON and INTRODUCTION TO CSP
NOTE: To send me an email, remove TAKEOUT from my email address:
larryTAKEOUT@seldin.net
NOTE: My web home page: www.seldin.net
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Posted by RBM on April 11, 2007, 8:15 pm
It's not a DIY, it requires specialized equipment
>I had a private repairman come over to fix the leak I have in my heating
>coil. He said that he does
> not do this work. I had previouslly asked if the heating coil replacement
> was a DIY project. You
> guys told me no.
> New question. This new guy said that the problem is a "condensing coil in
> duct work for air-handler"
> for 1 of my zones. Is this a DIY project? He suggests a HVAC guy.
> If it is not a DIY I will look for an HVAC guy.
> What do you think?
> Thanks much,
> Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC
> Contributing writer for FUTURES Magazine
> Author of RECRUITSOURCE PEOPLESOFT EXAM and RECRUITSOURCE SAP/R3 EXAM
> Author of POWER TIPS FOR THE APPLE NEWTON and INTRODUCTION TO CSP
> NOTE: To send me an email, remove TAKEOUT from my email address:
> larryTAKEOUT@seldin.net
> NOTE: My web home page: www.seldin.net
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Posted by Joseph Meehan on April 11, 2007, 9:25 pm
Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC wrote:
> I had a private repairman come over to fix the leak I have in my
> heating coil. He said that he does not do this work. I had
> previouslly asked if the heating coil replacement was a DIY project.
> You guys told me no.
It is not a DIY, you need equipment and in most cases a license.
> New question. This new guy said that the problem is a "condensing
> coil in duct work for air-handler" for 1 of my zones. Is this a DIY
> project? He suggests a HVAC guy.
> If it is not a DIY I will look for an HVAC guy.
> What do you think?
> Thanks much,
> Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC
> Contributing writer for FUTURES Magazine
> Author of RECRUITSOURCE PEOPLESOFT EXAM and RECRUITSOURCE SAP/R3 EXAM
> Author of POWER TIPS FOR THE APPLE NEWTON and INTRODUCTION TO CSP
> NOTE: To send me an email, remove TAKEOUT from my email address:
> larryTAKEOUT@seldin.net
> NOTE: My web home page: www.seldin.net
--
Joseph Meehan
Dia 's Muire duit
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Posted by on April 11, 2007, 9:47 pm
On Apr 11, 7:57 pm, "Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC"
> I had a private repairman come over to fix the leak I have in my heating coil.
He said that he does
> not do this work. I had previouslly asked if the heating coil replacement was
a DIY project. You
> guys told me no.
> New question. This new guy said that the problem is a "condensing coil in duct
work for air-handler"
> for 1 of my zones. Is this a DIY project? He suggests a HVAC guy.
> If it is not a DIY I will look for an HVAC guy.
> What do you think?
> Thanks much,
> Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC
> Contributing writer for FUTURES Magazine
> Author of RECRUITSOURCE PEOPLESOFT EXAM and RECRUITSOURCE SAP/R3 EXAM
> Author of POWER TIPS FOR THE APPLE NEWTON and INTRODUCTION TO CSP
> NOTE: To send me an email, remove TAKEOUT from my email address:
larryTAKE...@seldin.net
> NOTE: My web home page: www.seldin.net
Unless, you have a leak of _water_ condensing on the coil, and not
being allowed
into the drain line. Like, from a clogged line, which could be dealt
with using a wet/dry
ShopVac. Just suck out the clot.
Leak of refrigerant would leave a residue of refrigerant-oil, but
neither refrigerant or water.
HTH,
J
HTH,
J
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Posted by Edwin Pawlowski on April 11, 2007, 10:33 pm
> After the last one had me going, I can't wait to see how this one
> transpires..
> Searcher
The last one In retrospect dumping the salt OUT OF the bags into wheel
barrow ( clean) spreading around the pool with shovel might of been a better
idea, to bad I didn't think of that.
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>coil. He said that he does
> not do this work. I had previouslly asked if the heating coil replacement
> was a DIY project. You
> guys told me no.
> New question. This new guy said that the problem is a "condensing coil in
> duct work for air-handler"
> for 1 of my zones. Is this a DIY project? He suggests a HVAC guy.
> If it is not a DIY I will look for an HVAC guy.
> What do you think?
> Thanks much,
> Lawrence M. Seldin, CMC, CPC
> Contributing writer for FUTURES Magazine
> Author of RECRUITSOURCE PEOPLESOFT EXAM and RECRUITSOURCE SAP/R3 EXAM
> Author of POWER TIPS FOR THE APPLE NEWTON and INTRODUCTION TO CSP
> NOTE: To send me an email, remove TAKEOUT from my email address:
> larryTAKEOUT@seldin.net
> NOTE: My web home page: www.seldin.net