ReplyWhatda mean its super cooled now super powerd to no tiny cheap motor to burn out
Originally Posted by coolerfixer
Looks like a hack job to me!
Especially like the a/c condenser motor, customer won't pay to fix right.
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Looks like a hack job to me!
Especially like the a/c condenser motor, customer won't pay to fix right.
"The trouble with the world is the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent full of doubt" -Bertrand Russell
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Whatda mean its super cooled now super powerd to no tiny cheap motor to burn out
Looks like a hack job to me!
Especially like the a/c condenser motor, customer won't pay to fix right.
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Dont be silly,,,,,,,,,,, sooner or later he will pay.Looks like a hack job to me!
Especially like the a/c condenser motor, customer won't pay to fix right.
You sure are cocky for a starving pilgrim.
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Should have at least used one of those heavy duty cable-ties...that "tag" in there will vibrate loose very quick.
On the other hand its generating a guarantee of more work...the cap energized hiting a refrigerant line would make a nice mess
Here's your sign...
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I really wish you guys would quit snitchin' on me!
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That's so the cap. doesn't overheat.
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Whoa, no way! That's one of those RCB5000 air cooled flux capacitors. Cool.
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My boss didn't want to feel left out... yes, I did give notice. If hackery is to be tied to my rep, it's at least going to be my hackery.
Last edited by engineerdave; 05-23-2009 at 09:19 AM.
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