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this should prevent water from leaking inside of the building. It couldn't have been the rotted out drain pan that was leaking.

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Excellent thread!! The Hoshi Tech books do offer a wealth of information and surprisingly the same material can be found easily online.

This forum kicks @ss!!!

say, "this is a test".
I suppose one could always click "Preview Post"
damn I had to edit anyway

I couldn't agree more. Including the Quiet Cube in your comparison would be wise, IMO.

The manufacture of the paint booth finally got in touch with me. It appears they have changed the gasket but atleast they offer a replacement. Just wanted to update the thread. Thanks

Any idea on the cost of one of these bad boy's?

Thank you for responding so quickly. I will shoot you an email with my info.

I've got a customer that owns an auto body shop and I service the oil heater used for one of the paint booths. The company that makes the paint booth is located in South Africa and will not respond...

You may be right, it's just crazy that the accumulator blew before the copper pipping did which proves it was a defective accumulator.

It was the first time my company had been there so I dint have access to service records. If what the customer said is correct, they had never had anybody work on the system since it was installed. ...

Thank You for the help with this guy's. I'm not sure my customer is willing to go Braille quite yet, but I understand what you are trying to say about the bumps to indicate where the switches are. ...

Are you referring to the customer that has the carrier equipment, or are you speaking in general?

Trying to quote more than one persons reply in one post



well, it's working....

IT wont let me quote more than one person I think


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I am having a hard time finding a t-stat for a customer of mine that has really poor eyesight. I normally would install any of Totalines thermostates except for the p374-1035. But in this case, every...

you are absolutely correct, rinsing the condenser with fresh water does buy you some time. A light chem. cleaning every six months works very well too. The problem that people on the coast are...

I'll tell you what, equipment on the coast is subjected to excessive moisture and salt air which destroys equipment quickly. I've seen the fins on a Carrier condensing unit installed on the coast...

very good point. This is what the customer is claiming though. I have thought about this already and the thing that keeps puzzling me is, what if it was running, or what if the condenser fan motor...

yes there is rust present, but in all the cases I've been so lucky to have worked on, which have been subjected to rust or salt air corrosion (or as I call it, Coastal Rot) has one blown up. That...

Well I have never done that myself, but I hear that if you did put oxygen into a system that contains oil you would probably be found in little pieces. Instant reaction if Im not mistaken.

I had never seen anything like it before. Maybe somebody else has. The thing that gets me is the system was off, customer wasn't home and the neighbors said that it sounded like a bomb had exploded...