It's a 38TK018300
Serial #: 0389E19460

"chevelless" wrote in message
...
I would be glad to help by walking you through it since I am retired and
don't need your business.

I can't get the pictures to come up so I don't know which model you have.
This newsgroup is a joke when it comes to helping out anyone.



Doug Kanter wrote:

I understand. I wouldn't want some guy in Minnesota to lose business
because
I didn't call him to fix my AC unit here in upstate NY. But, I wonder if
that same guy will replace a worn out cord on a lamp, or call an
electrician.

"Stormin Mormon" wrote in message
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Dear Doug,
Most of the fellows on this group are HVAC employess or shop owners.
Asking us for a "free how to do it" is like walking in to a restaurant
with
two slices of bread and two eggs. and asking for a free breakfast.
YOu're
not likely to get much cooperaion on this list, and will likely get
some
implolite folks.

--

Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
www.mormons.com


"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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The fins on the side of my Carrier exterior AC unit are pretty filthy,
so
I
wanted to hose them off with an outward stream of water. Shop vac
didn't
work - the stuff's turned to something other than just dust, probably
due
to
moisture and whatever else....

Pictures here, although probably unnecessary for most of you:
http://community.webshots.com/script...98461006gSRGXc

Took a quick look at the top panel and it looks as if the fan motor's
attached to it (via the inner 4 screws). And, the top panel overlaps
the
side panels, so it SEEMS they can't be removed without first taking off
the
top. What's the correct procedure here?