Too dang hot!!!!
06-04-2007, 12:10 AM
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I feel your pain Tracy. Its been a steady 90 here to, and practically no houses here have A/C, lotsa fans, shades, and open windows.
My grandparents have AC in there house, so I tend to drift over there more often when its 90-100 out to BS with my grandpa for a few hours.
My grandparents have AC in there house, so I tend to drift over there more often when its 90-100 out to BS with my grandpa for a few hours.
06-04-2007, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Lowrider0308
does canada have humidity like we do down south? 90 degrees is so much worse when combined with humidity.
My AC has been cranking all week at full blast (usually doesn't work that hard until mid July-August). It'* going to be a bitchen hot summer!
06-04-2007, 07:03 AM
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Is it too late to tell ya to take off all your clothes...and of course take some pictures for us????
It'* way cooler when the camera shutter creates a breeze... (that'* what Wren told me)
It'* way cooler when the camera shutter creates a breeze... (that'* what Wren told me)
06-04-2007, 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Is it too late to tell ya to take off all your clothes...and of course take some pictures for us????
It'* way cooler when the camera shutter creates a breeze... (that'* what Wren told me)
It'* way cooler when the camera shutter creates a breeze... (that'* what Wren told me)
06-04-2007, 12:04 PM
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The guys showed up. Checked the unit for any leaks. Couldn't find anything but is sure there is a very small leak somewhere. They recharged it and will come back in a few days to put some stop leak in and see if that does the trick. If not I will have to buy a new unit for about $1500 
I will have to start saving now and pray that this recharge gets me through this summer. I have a feeling I will need the new unit sooner than I hoped for. I've been doing this recharge thing once a year for the past 3 years and I've never quite had the money to replace the unit.
I'll just keep praying and try to sell some stuff on Ebay and save, save, save.
I will have to start saving now and pray that this recharge gets me through this summer. I have a feeling I will need the new unit sooner than I hoped for. I've been doing this recharge thing once a year for the past 3 years and I've never quite had the money to replace the unit. I'll just keep praying and try to sell some stuff on Ebay and save, save, save.
06-04-2007, 01:12 PM
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A bit late and a dollar short, but This site helped me diagnose my AC issue.
http://arnoldservice.com/air_conditioning_parts.htm
Scroll down for a Q/A section.
My contactor still acts up and the unit blows warm air occasionally. All I do is remove the cover plate on the unit and press the contactor to get the compressor going.
I know it'* not the same issue, but take it for what its worth
http://arnoldservice.com/air_conditioning_parts.htm
Scroll down for a Q/A section.
My contactor still acts up and the unit blows warm air occasionally. All I do is remove the cover plate on the unit and press the contactor to get the compressor going.
I know it'* not the same issue, but take it for what its worth
