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Topic	How does it cost fucking $40k to replace my AC units?
King_Rial 07/13/23 5:03:13 PM #18:	s0nicfan posted... Find someone willing to diagnose the actual problem and replace the part. The control board on my HVAC broke and companies recommended a new unit for the house until I bought a new board for $100 online and replaced it myself. Years later the fan blew and, again, recommendations for a new unit. So I bought a fan motor for like $150 and replaced it myself. The outside fan blew a capacitor which was a $20 part. All of this, with the exact prices to match for me. Fixed all of this in of no more than two hours total over the many years. And a good amount of that time is reading and making sure you're doing every step right. It's so much cheaper and faster to fix it yourself. --- I use Google... A lot.... >______> <cite>King_Rial posted [p:974818717] in How does i... [t:80507792]...</cite> <quote>s0nicfan posted... </cite><quote>Find someone willing to diagnose the actual problem and replace the part. The control board on my HVAC broke and companies recommended a new unit for the house until I bought a new board for $100 online and replaced it myself. Years later the fan blew and, again, recommendations for a new unit. So I bought a fan motor for like $150 and replaced it myself. The outside fan blew a capacitor which was a $20 part.</quote>All of this, with the exact prices to match for me. Fixed all of this in of no more than two hours total over the many years. And a good amount of that time is reading and making sure you're doing every step right. It's so much cheaper and faster to fix it yourself. --- I use Google... A lot.... >______></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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