If he caught and snapped the threshold, I challenge your use of the word
"clean"! :-)
-- Jim
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I have an over large spares collection. I wish I could get more folks to take
some of it home. Good for me though, I have enough spares to handle many
situations. Like when #2 boy clean and jerked the dead battery out of the
trunk and snapped the threshold plastic. Or, the window motor that
t; To: Mercedes
> Cc: Meade Dillon
> Subject: [MBZ] OT the value of ready spare parts
>
> Last night at bedtime I noticed that the upstairs HVAC system was not
> producing much cold air. Listening to the flow of coolant from the room
> directly below the air-handler in the attic,
Not to mention the value of checking to see what's wrong and shutting the
system down if you can't fix it yourself.
Running the compressor without the condenser fan is a good way to need a
compressor replacement if you just let it keep going.
I lost a fairly new dehumidifier that way when t
I replied to this, as did Jim and Meade, but the OP is the only MBZ message in
my inbox today. Meade and Jim's replies are in the list archives, but mine
isn't.
Hey, Kaleb, am I still being moderated?
Do you need to whitelist me?
And why did the global blacklist keep the list out of my inbox fo
Yes, glad that I caught it before cascading failure occurred. There must
be an over-heat or over-pressure switch that was cutting off the compressor.
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Max
Charleston SC
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 11:10 AM, Mitch Haley
wrote:
> I replied to this, as did Jim and Meade, but the OP is th
Rather than a maker name I don't know, I'll go with a GE brand this time,
$18.
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Max
Charleston SC
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 10:28 AM, Jim Cathey
wrote:
>
> It's a high-stress part, to be sure, but there's no reason they
> can't be built to last nearly forever. But hey, that might co
>
> I think these things [capacitors] only seem to last a few years.
It's a high-stress part, to be sure, but there's no reason they
can't be built to last nearly forever. But hey, that might cost
$1 more or something...
-- Jim
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To
Last night at bedtime I noticed that the upstairs HVAC system was not
producing much cold air. Listening to the flow of coolant from the room
directly below the air-handler in the attic, I could hear some flow begin
and last for a minute or two, but never reach the full gurgling and then
steady hi
