Does anyone have any experience to share about using spaghetti mat for
protecting comp or other roofs? Safety? Maximum pitch, etc?
Or any other good roof protection techniques, now that we’re getting into hot
weather season again.
Thanks,
Bruce
Bruce Erickson
Mendocino Solar Service
PO Box 1252
Dave
Wow it really sounds like a mess, logically you would charge the customer
for your time but ethically or morally or as a humanitarian you would
discount the cost, l have been in your shoes and it is a difficult
position. I would have a conversation with the customer detailing your time
and
Dave,
I would bill the customer. I keep spares here for couple
complete Schneider systems. If I even think there is an intermittent, I
replace and run the ? here at the house. I am starting to install redundant
systems for folks that are too remote. I think Outback needs to not be so
Hi dave
Radian Control boards can definitely be field replaced. Done it many times
Try kris stone. Hes ex outback tech, sells replacement parts, solid advice.
Jay
Peltz power.
> On Jul 1, 2019, at 8:32 AM, Dave Tedeyan wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> I thought I would pick the hive mind to get some
Our policy is always eliminate costs to the customer for issues that are beyond
their control and unrelated to the failure. While this can be costly to us, we
feel that it's the right thing to do and is more often than not greatly
appreciated by the customer.
Outback policy on the other hand
Hi All,
I thought I would pick the hive mind to get some thoughts on whose
responsibility it is when you service a system and things go wrong beyond
your control.
Here is the situation:
Outback Radian GS8048 inverter (out of warranty) goes offline and stops
working. Customer calls me to check it
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