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id="Georgia">id="size3">...this has NOT been a good morning nor a good evening yesterday. The moisture evaporator exhaust pipe clogged up and we didn't know it until last night. the A/C flooded the area where the stove and hot water appliances are and probably destroyed the control board for the furnace. It's still running (for how long we don't know) and a lot of the carpeting in the computer room got wet along with some other things. MAN, it'S ALWAYS SOMETHING. THE LARGE PROBLEM WILL BE TO ENSURE THAT MOLD DOES NOT GROW ANYWHERE. That is about the extent of the damage so far. Now we have to dry everything out and clean up. SERVPRO was here and they're talking about tearing out base plates and woodwork and who knows what else. We'll be rubbing fans and electric heaters for a few days and see what happens. That's enough for now.id="green">
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Best wishes on your cleanup. Been there done that. We have had our humidifier and hotwater heater flood our basement.I understand your pain.
Chuck Faist
Burlington, Ontario
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Sorry to hear that. Have you called your Homeowners Ins Co???
Jerry
"And in the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. LincolnComment
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I feel your pain! I've been having air conditioner problems this year myself. My unit is 23 years old, so I can't complain. I have it patched together for now while I get estimates to get the system replaced.
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