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| neworleansman
 |  "AR42-1 problems"
, posted Fri 25 Apr 00:41  
on 4/11/08 had the evap. coil (Goodman AR42-1, 3.5 ton new w/ new construction home in May 2002) replaced $382 part, $500 labor for two(2)gentlemen to remove/replace. Now, today, after a strong smell of burning plastic when running in Cooling mode, same company comes to inspect - its the motor.....hmmmm. Coincidence I ask him? on the spot given estimate of $150 -200. hrs later on phone $299+ schematics online show the motor & evaporator coil interconnected. So, the original two guys bungle job to cause delayed motor failure? Comments anyone please.
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| theduke03
|  "Re(1):AR42-1 problems"
, posted Fri 25 Apr 17:32:
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schematics online show the motor & evaporator coil interconnected. So, the original two guys bungle job to cause delayed motor failure?
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You're pretty quick to blame your techs for blowing the motor. Actually the motor has absolutely nothing to do with evaporator coil. Just a coincidence. Sucks to be you. Goodman sucks too. My company would have charged considerably more for both repairs. It sounds like they're taking good care of you.
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[this message was edited by theduke03 on Fri 25 Apr 17:35] |
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