Recent content by GJUN

Oh, that's interesting. Have de/humidifier in the basement. It will come handy, thanks.

Thanks for the idea. I'll call in the service tech.

I'll have a tech come over next month to get more detail info and maybe ask for some suggestions as far as the replacement unit/installation goes.

Hmm... sounds like refrigerant leakage is indeed the issue. Will start looking at the cost. What do you think is the ballpark figure am I looking at for a central A/C unit to cover 3 rooms + bathroom?

It was brought in and installed on the same day. With that in mind, do y'all think this is going to be an issue every winter?

Good to hear. Thanks

Hmm Gotta check how much the replacement costs. Refilling whatever he was feeling would cost me a couple hundred or so. Replacement sounds way more expensive (full disclosure: I haven't researched replacement cost).

I didn't even think about that. But I'm not 100% sure if it's that. I don't see any strange liquid around the unit so maybe it was something else (unless y'all sure that's the only thing the tech would be talking about).

Our central A/C unit outside doesn't really work well so got it looked over by a tech last year. He said there's a leakage somewhere in the unit that causes "something" (I forgot, a coolant maybe?) to leak which causes A/C to not produce cold air. Does this sound familiar/common? He recommended...

Another new member. Came here looking for some flooring related answers. Reading many threads, interesting.

Hmm It's not that humid. Does that mean in summary times, the gaps will probably close?

(Hope it's the right place to post) We got HW floor installed late last year. It looked great! But over the past few months, we've noticed big gaps between the wood pieces. Is this normal? What can I do to fix that (if it's not too expensive and can do it myself - 'your avg home owner')?