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It's not that bad... just knock it out and put it back in.

let's just stop and think about this in a logical sense. How does moisture get into these systems AT ALL if we have them under pressure the entire time except replacing parts? The only time they are...

My buddy from tech school had something like this happen to him. He goes in and introduces himself and talks to the customer. There was like 3 or 4 people in the living room and 1 guy in the kitchen...

According to EPA there's no noticeable difference when topping off and you can top off 410a endlessly, Its on the 410A free test.

Check blower amps, If they are drastically low you aren't getting good blow to the unit. While your at it check the blower wheel and make certain the blades are not caked with dirt, if its jammed...

Certain oils are hygroscopic, they draw in moisture. 410A uses POE which is one of the worst offenders. It's even one of the questions on the EPA 410A free test. I can see it on commercial units due...

Indeed, could have warped the valve body. Double check that the bulb is insulated so it's not picking up ambient air temp.

Lol, that's a given. Same goes for dumping a bottle of cologne on yourself.



Mmm, good point.

I agree a lot with this. This is an employer's market and everyone seems to be looking for the unicorn. Most of the time resumes never make it past the screening software because of how strict the...

I've had long hair since freshmen year of highschool (im 21 now), I've used to working in 95 degree weather with it.

Hmm, guess ill be looking into getting it cut then. I've always worn a hat while i work, keeps the hair held back and tucked away, plus it doesnt look goofy like a hair net.

I'm nearing the end of my trade school and will be applying for jobs. I've got fairly long hair (about collar length, maybe a couple inches longer) and I'm a kind of attached to it ~no pun intended~....