My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three
~20 or more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense to
try and get them repaired?

Steve L wrote:
My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three
~20 or more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense to
try and get them repaired?



Assuming they belong to the home owner, why not ask him to have them
repaired.

On Jul 22, 7:47*am, "Steve L" wrote:
My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three
~20 or more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense to
try and get them repaired?

Odd that all 3 don't work. Are you sure its on "cool" and not "fan"?
Is the T-stat turned up all the way?

If they are indeed broken, its not worth fixing. Today's A/C's are
more efficient.

nope

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"Steve L" wrote in message
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My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three ~20 or
more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense to try
and get them repaired?

A new AC at Walmart is about $125. I doubt you can get an appliance guy to
fix it for that much money. So, no, it doesn't make much sense.

Save the old Ac to put back in, when she moves.

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"Steve L" wrote in message
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My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three
~20 or more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense to
try and get them repaired?

On Jul 22, 6:47*am, "Steve L" wrote:
My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three
~20 or more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense to
try and get them repaired?

They are the landlords units. He will pay as much to fix them as
getting something new most likely, and new units are probably twice as
efficent.

On Jul 22, 6:47 am, "Steve L" wrote:
My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three
~20 or more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense
to try and get them repaired?

They are the landlords units. He will pay as much to fix them as
getting something new most likely, and new units are probably twice as
efficent.

And if she should replace them, they will automatically become the
property of the owner of the bldg unless she works out a different deal
with them. So beware tha tway too.

"TWayne" wrote in message

And if she should replace them, they will automatically become the
property of the owner of the bldg unless she works out a different deal
with them. So beware tha tway too.

Why would they become the owners? Portable units come out is seconds and
none of the building is altered. Just keep the old ones for the owner. No
different than a TV or kitchen table.

On Tue 22 Jul 2008 10:19:55a, TWayne told us...

On Jul 22, 6:47 am, "Steve L" wrote:
My daughter is renting a lovely older home in New Jersey with three
~20 or more year old Air Conditioners in it.

They don't work, they just blow air hot air. Does it make any sense
to try and get them repaired?

They are the landlords units. He will pay as much to fix them as
getting something new most likely, and new units are probably twice as
efficent.

And if she should replace them, they will automatically become the
property of the owner of the bldg unless she works out a different deal
with them. So beware tha tway too.

Not if she keeps the old ones and puts them back when she moves out.


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