j3grizz

Your speeds make mine feel lower than a snakes shadow in the ditch!! 

Welcome to the forum!! 

I have 36.

well i dont have anything right now to check the temp, I noticed i had one of the filter in backwards and started to cool better will that effect that?? All i can say is its blowing strong cold air.

The filter being in backwards wouldn't affect it much. (Depending on the filter)  Before getting someone out to take a look at it I would check the temps. first!! A thermometer is cheap. And I hate to say it but there are some that would jump at the chance to replace the most expensive part they can think of for no reason! With it being 101 deg. outside that would put a considerable load on the unit. Depending on the size of the unit and the square footage of your house it should be able to do a little better than 81 deg. though. So get a cheap thermometer and check it out.

Ive got a question to see if my ac is running right its currenly 101 outside now and my house is pretty will insulated and im having a hard time to get the house below 81 degrees, and the ac is constaly running. Its not freezing up or anything. I replaced the filters?

Justinlay, check the temp around your return. Then check the temp. coming out of your vents. A general rule of thumb is that if you can get at least a 15 deg. drop it is operating normally. Most units will do a little better than 15 but it isn't a requirement. Check this and let me know.

I guess that I have 31. I will have to count later.

Sounds like you have a lot of great knowledge here Tommie. Thanks. I will go and get the owners packet from the local  housing authority.

What? 

Who ya pay!! 

Wow, you would think...Nevermind, they probably have money spread all over in important pockets. 

That is exactly right. It's not what ya know it's _________  Guess.

Are you sure your cache was cleared before you ran the test! If so, dang,, that is great!

Tommie, Section 8 housing is what you wanted me to elaborate on when I was talking about the Gvt. housing. Is it a big hassle to get involved with this?

Oh yea, What do you know now that you didn't in the beginning!! PM if you would rather not say. 

Just thought I would add another link showing the Off Gas. This plume of gass can be seen for over 70 miles.

http://ludb.clui.org/ex/i/UT3153/

I can't believe they do this legally without anyone saying anything about it. 

My AC take R-22 is that any good. I dont know he used to check for my leaks.

If R-22 is the refrigerant the tech used to charge your unit that is fine.

I see you changed your name to expert tommie! It took a while ha.

Welcome to the forum lumberjack88. 

Yea, i'll trade widga too!

Hey j3grizz, I just had to have mine recharged today. Been 2 years since I had it installed. It was bone dry.My partner said that it would be a pretty hard leak to detect. And he would probably rather wait till fall after the season was over.

What do you think? 

4 more. 

I agree with Van!! He should have went ahead and repaired the leak. Leaks are sometimes aggrevating to find but not that big of a deal once found. They are generally easy to repair. Even changing out a coil isn't too terribly bad, just time consuming. He should've repaired it so you wouldn't have to pay for the refrigerant twice!

yea testpreassure things is very dangerous, and it gets even worce now with carbon dioxide

Our company built a direct expansion system charged with carbon dioxide, it has a work pressure of 90 Bar on high side and around 30 Bar on suction side, i cant remember what the test preassure was, but i think it was around 150 Bar.

150 BAR = 2175.566 PSI at 0 FT Above Sea Level

A total of 200 metres of chill counters are cooled with carbon dioxide, which is five times more efficient as a refrigerant and therefore uses less energy than conventional refrigeration equipment. The use of an efficient heat recovery system makes the environmental gain even greater and gives excellent operating economy.Refrigeration with carbon dioxide complies

with paragraph 6 of Swedish refrigerant legislation, which states that refrigeration systems must be chosen that give the least environmental impact.By way of example, the emission of one kilogram of R404A refrigerant is equivalent to 3,800 kilograms of carbon dioxide. Furthermore, carbon dioxide can be recycled from other industrial processes, which means that there are no additional environmental emissions.

One pipe did blew up during test preassure, luckely no one was close, it spinned around the unit several laps lol

VanBuren

I bet it still scared the crap out of whoever wa around it!! lol

Yea, I been needin a new Zero turn!!  :haha:

Thanks for the info Tommie.

Gotta love a good Lawyer! 

Hopefully it will last this time!!

Pinging allows you to figure out all sorts of things. You can solve internet connection problems, lan (local area network) problems, figure out the route you use when you send info to the net. and detect any problems along the way such as slow servers and such. These are just a few things you can do, but you can get a general idea. I hope this is a good enough answer for ya. If not I will get a little more in depth. Welcome to the forum sirius05!

I thught I still had the DVD's but I guess I threw them away. Sorry.

Happy Easter and God bless!!

That would be my guess. You should look into upgrading your fan and heat sink. Gaming creates a big load on the cpu, therefore making it heat up. They don't cost much. Check out newegg.com

I think I have computer nerd stamped on my forehead!! Atleast to the relatives. lol. I keep my mouth shut around most everyone else.