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A/C working properly? Cost - lower temp?
"mm" wrote in message
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On Fri, 06 Jul 2007 16:47:19 -0700, wrote:
On Jul 6, 7:45 pm, "Don K" wrote:
Running for hours could mean anything more than one hour. There's not
much information there. Let it run overnight. If it can't bring the
apartment
down to temperature overnight, then there's something definitely wrong
with it.
Don
It's been running non-stop since 12:00 PM, it's 7:46PM, and the temp
is still 83 deg, thermostat still at 80 deg. I would not have said
"hours" if it wasn't...
You missed his point, that hours can mean 2 or 200. So we don't know
your personality and what you would have said it if, in your opinion,
it wasn't, and even if you would not have said "hours" if it wasn't,
we still didn't know how many hours. You could have said 7 hours and
that would have been clear.
Don't be snotty, especially when you're asking for free advice.
Is there any chance the fan is on ON, and the thermostat is not
accurate? Turn the thermostat down to 70 and see if goes lower than
it is now.
Also check the outside unit and see if it is making noise, and see if
you can tell if the noise is the fan and the compressor, or just the
fan.
Your post means nothing, did you miss her $320 electric bill.
What that means, is that the unit is running excessively!!!!!
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