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So you seem to have a Vendetta against the power company. What's your point.
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WIRES DON'T LOOSEN ALL ON THERE OWN ..
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Ever here of expansion / contraction ?
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VTP99
Ever here of expansion / contraction ?
Yes, but expansion / contraction doesn't happen on it's own. The Only Logical Explanation is the Hydro. I have Suspected This For Years. Thanks Quality for Having the Courage to speak the Truth!
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Yes, but expansion / contraction doesn't happen on it's own. The Only Logical Explanation is the Hydro. I have Suspected This For Years. Thanks Quality for Having the Courage to speak the Truth!
Lugs heat up then lugs coil down which can loosen the lug screw.
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QualityAssure
WIRES DON'T LOOSEN ALL ON THERE OWN ..
Ummmm...yes they do. Simple frequent temperature changes will do it. So will a chronic moist environment.
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Wow, we had a brownout here yesterday with the AC running, and today my AC is still maintaining 68 degrees. It's R22. Maybe it has an internal Kinuten Valve that protects it from these surges...
No way....it is the Icecold baby!!!
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BALloyd
No way....it is the Icecold baby!!!
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Im on a different system now. Divorce, apartment, an Amstrong MagicPak. Maybe I should plop some in there and see what happens...
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Im on a different system now. Divorce, apartment, an Amstrong MagicPak. Maybe I should plop some in there and see what happens...
Nah. Try that Bluemaxx crap. I am sure the oil must be fouled in it.
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HVAC_Marc
Ummmm...yes they do. Simple frequent temperature changes will do it. So will a chronic moist environment.
Did you say chronic? Now it's starting to make sense.
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The are no brownouts in BC. We have excess hydroelectric capacity. We are usually selling excess generated power to California.
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timebuilder
Okay. I read some more, and he used the term, "Hydro." That's a Canadian term for power companies, thanks to Niagara Falls Generating Station.
Now, maybe there's a lot of brown outs in Canada. My dad never mentioned having that problem in British Columbia, but then again he had to carry a bucket down to the stream to get water to make breakfast in Nelson.
If there is a pattern of burned wiring, my sense is that there is a very much larger problem afoot then simply a voltage loss, which is typically referred to as a brown out.
Terminals in equipment are generally rated for 75C, and the insulation is often rated for 90C. In order for a wire to burn off from a terminal, the quality of the connection must be low enough to create a resistance, which acts like a heater.
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Sorry I got Off Track , started talking about Claim Coverage & Self Protection
If they need to File a Claim with the Electrical Co . __ They have Proof - that Equipment and Connections were all OK . .
Their Meter & BOX and A/C Disconnect Switch were all Good to Go ( In Writing like a Bill )
There seems to a be a lot of Power coming from Nuclear power , TN The Hydro Power was put installed in the 40's and 50's so a lot of it is Pretty Old.
They Do Switch Overs Everyday .
They Don't always get it Correct .
There also seems to be Issues as I'm Told from several Near-By's and Seniors in the Area ..
At Least 3 I Know of Personally - were all - Loose Wires .
WIRES DON'T LOOSEN ALL ON THERE OWN ..
Yes, they do. See above.
Changes in voltage have nothing whatever to do with what you are observing. A few short duration
transients will not loosen connections.
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Originally Posted by
timebuilder
Yes, they do. See above.
Changes in voltage have nothing whatever to do with what you are observing. A few short duration
transients will not loosen connections.
It's obvious, he has a beef with the power company. Just EXACTLY why, who knows or cares. It's his agenda.
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I bet he wears tinfoil hats and drives the ever-more-polluting eco-car with eco-fuel, too
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I bet he wears tinfoil hats and drives the ever-more-polluting eco-car with eco-fuel, too
Probably didn't pay his bill last month, and got terminated. Now he wants to slander them into oblivion.
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Originally Posted by
HVAC_Marc
Wow, we had a brownout here yesterday with the AC running, and today my AC is still maintaining 68 degrees. It's R22. Maybe it has an internal Kinuten Valve that protects it from these surges...
Yeah , they don't have the Foggiest - a Brown Out is NOT a Surge !
Also Please Check to see How may Amps - that R22 Motor can Pull and Remain COOL . . If there isn't enough Voltage the
Motor is Pulling more then Normal AMPS . .
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Originally Posted by
timebuilder
Yes, they do. See above.
Changes in voltage have nothing whatever to do with what you are observing. A few short duration
transients will not loosen connections.
Your Definition of a Few ? + Plus 1
Your Definition of a Short Duration Transients ?
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From Input from any others , about Lost Equipment and Issues Repeating over and Over .
My First ? to all of them was Why are the Cable Grounds and - Under Grd. Telephone line under ground 40 Yr. Old HD Copper - all - being Grd to each Homes Main Grd from Main Electrical Box.. well Daaaa ground Spikes backing up - into Home Main Box .
Hell Lets tie in Everyone's Well Pumps also .
LOL and If they have back up Power lets Grd that to the Neighbors Main Box or the Telephone CO Under Grd ( Grd )
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From Input from any others , about Lost Equipment and Issues Repeating over and Over .
My First ? to all of them was Why are the Cable Grounds and - Under Grd. Telephone line under ground 40 Yr. Old HD Copper - all - being Grd to each Homes Main Grd from Main Electrical Box.. well Daaaa ground Spikes backing up - into Home Main Box .
Hell Lets tie in Everyone's Well Pumps also .
LOL and If they have back up Power lets Grd that to the Neighbors Main Box or the Telephone CO Under Grd ( Grd )
Why the random capitalization? Do you purposely make your posts hard to read?
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