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Old 12-28-2011 | 09:42 AM
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I didn't think we had as many commuters as we do. I was surprised by those numbers in the survey.
Old 12-28-2011 | 09:46 AM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
On an different topic, anybody want to start a heating and cooling business with me? My heat went out last night. Temp sensor broke. Had it fixed this morning. Took the guy less then five minutes to change the part. Heat works again.

THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS for the repair. And that included a 15% discount, & no fee for the service call since we have a plan. $300 for 10 minutes. Unreal.
Had that happen with a dryer about 10 years ago. Dude from Houston showed up and spent 15 minutes and charged me $250. The part was a $12 part.
Old 12-28-2011 | 11:08 AM
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That's insane!! Google and a trip to Home Depot probably could have saved you a lot of money. Bummer. At least your heat is working again, plus you're supporting your local business.
I know. But it was 0530 and I was half asleep. Not much sleep the last two weeks taking care of momma(unplanned c-section), our 2 yr old daughter, & 2 week old son. With all the sleep I'm lacking, I didn't think I should be playing with a gas appliance!
Old 12-28-2011 | 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by RockyBoy
Had that happen with a dryer about 10 years ago. Dude from Houston showed up and spent 15 minutes and charged me $250. The part was a $12 part.
Wow! That's just crazy!
Old 12-28-2011 | 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by johnso29
I know. But it was 0530 and I was half asleep. Not much sleep the last two weeks taking care of momma(unplanned c-section), our 2 yr old daughter, & 2 week old son. With all the sleep I'm lacking, I didn't think I should be playing with a gas appliance!
Johnson,

I;m sorry I missed the announcement. CONGRATULATIONS on you brand new baby BOY!
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Originally Posted by johnso29
I know. But it was 0530 and I was half asleep. Not much sleep the last two weeks taking care of momma(unplanned c-section), our 2 yr old daughter, & 2 week old son. With all the sleep I'm lacking, I didn't think I should be playing with a gas appliance!
With your 2 week old son, fixing your furnace yourself in wintertime should be the last of your concerns!

I had a similar thing happen - my furnace broke, I did a bit of trouble-shooting and saw a burned out resistor on the PC board of the control unit. yeah, I could of figured out where to get a replacement board, ordered it and repaired it, but that's at least a day or two, with momma at home with no heat.

Yeah. She'd like that. Called the repair man and it was fixed a lot faster.
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Originally Posted by Scoop
The pairings survey results are out on the crew resources page of the DELTANET
That's a good start--now let's see the contract survey results, DALPA.
Old 12-28-2011 | 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by newKnow
Johnson,

I;m sorry I missed the announcement. CONGRATULATIONS on you brand new baby BOY!
Thanks newK!


Originally Posted by iaflyer
With your 2 week old son, fixing your furnace yourself in wintertime should be the last of your concerns!

I had a similar thing happen - my furnace broke, I did a bit of trouble-shooting and saw a burned out resistor on the PC board of the control unit. yeah, I could of figured out where to get a replacement board, ordered it and repaired it, but that's at least a day or two, with momma at home with no heat.

Yeah. She'd like that. Called the repair man and it was fixed a lot faster.
That's the other thing. We have an older home, & by the time I was able to call the repairman it had dropped to 58 degrees in our home! No time to waste with a newborn in the house. Fortunately it was less then 2 hours from the call to our heat working again.
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Originally Posted by johnso29
That's the other thing. We have an older home, & by the time I was able to call the repairman it had dropped to 58 degrees in our home! No time to waste with a newborn in the house. Fortunately it was less then 2 hours from the call to our heat working again.
Heh - we had almost the same thing happen, early Dec 2009, our daughter was 2 weeks old when a winter storm hit and the power went out. Talk about some wide-eyed parents! We called a friend who lived nearby who had electricity - stayed the night there. Think the house got down to 55.
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