On 5/26/2016 9:32 PM, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
> On 5/26/2016 2:01 PM, Sky wrote:
>
>>
>> One 'trick' I've learned is to check my home HVAC system about 3 weeks
>> before the seasons change (summer/winter). For example, before the
>> weather finally turned warm/humid and a/c was sort-of needed, I "tested"
>> the system to make sure the a/c worked to reduce temp & humidity. This
>> way, I beat the 'rush' before other folks when they learned their HVACs
>> failed -- hopefully this makes sense?

> Makes a lot of sense. One of the tenants in our building at work is an
> HVAC company. I was in his place this morning and he was figuring out
> who to service first. Smarter people checked out the AC a couple of
> weeks ago and are ready to go now.

I always see the service trucks out the first hot day. I don't want
to be that person who can't get someone in because they're too busy.
That's why we tested the a/c a couple of weeks ago or so. It was a
little balky but it started the second try so we thought we were okay.

It's running fine, now, thankfully.

nancy