@HerrBag All the answers on that question were deleted, most were comments getting converted, and Jacob deleted his after you pointed out the potential issues with it.
@HerrBag Jacob's comment to you before deleting it: "On point as always -- definitely the fault of my misreading the question and having gas-fired central heating (ala standard gas/blower central heat) in mind rather than radiator/boiler heating"
Just moved the walls in house are plaster. I was told the owners never took a shower due to worry over walls. There is tile all over the walls? I want to know due I need to worry about using the shower?
I would like to have glass around my square-ish shower (90cm × 100cm) in bathroom corner. It should only consist of two pieces:
the fixed wall (100cm wide)
door (90cm)
But instead of swinging doors opening inwards/outwards I'd like doors to swing-slide open inwards.
Looking from top down doo...
@Tester101 yep, I've found it. It's on the inside panel of the unit. We've been having problems with the unit since before we left town. I went out the other night and found that the main power cable had some exposed wiring. Fixed that, but it still isn't running and the motor is quite hot so it seems like it's getting power.
Disconnect the power
Start by turning off the breaker, and pulling the serviceman disconnect, which will typically look something like this.
This will insure no electricity is flowing to the condenser unit while you're working.
Open the unit
Next you'll want to disassemble the unit, to all...
If you have to replace the compressor, call a service technician. When you have to mess with the refrigerant, it's time to call in the pros.
Unless you have the knowledge, and tools to do the job. Then have at it.
Depending on the age of the unit, it might be worth it to replace the whole thing. Newer models may be a bit more efficient, which can save money long term.
I'm going to invite Gordon Ramsay to dinner. I'll parade covered serving trays into the dining room. But just before I uncover them, I'm going to take a five minute break. When I come back, I'll start the parade all over again just in case he forgot what happened before the break.
this line from a news article on the SFO 777 crash is great:
Another caller dialed 911, thinking the response was taking too long. "We still don't see any firemen or anything," another witness said. "We are responding, trust me," the operator responded
Heisenberg and Schrodinger are out for a ride when a cop pulls them over. he says "Do you know how fast you were going? Heisdenberg says "No, don't tell me!" The cop says "90mph". Heisenberg says "great, now I'm lost". The cop, thinking this behavior is suspicious, goes and looks in the closed trunk and says "Hey, do you know you guys have a dead cat in here?" Schrodinger says "Well, NOW we do, jerk-face!"
When I turn the air conditioning on in my house, the inside of the window in the clothes dryer door fogs up. Also, if clothes are left in the dryer, they become slightly damp again. How can I prevent this?
Just moved the walls in house are plaster. I was told the owners never took a shower due to worry over walls. There is tile all over the walls? I want to know due I need to worry about using the shower?
I would like to have glass around my square-ish shower (90cm × 100cm) in bathroom corner. It should only consist of two pieces:
the fixed wall (100cm wide)
door (90cm)
But instead of swinging doors opening inwards/outwards I'd like doors to swing-slide open inwards.
Looking from top down doo...
Disconnect the power
Start by turning off the breaker, and pulling the serviceman disconnect, which will typically look something like this.
This will insure no electricity is flowing to the condenser unit while you're working.
Open the unit
Next you'll want to disassemble the unit, to all...
