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Enourmo posted:haven't heard back from maintenance yet re a/c You said the breaker for the outside unit was buzzing and you shut it off right? Try re-setting it back to 'On', see if it kicks on? Small chance maybe the breaker was in a failed 'half tripped' state and they may get you back going. Better chance the breaker is bad, since it really shouldn't be sitting there making constant noise, but it's worth a shot.
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Enourmo posted:Those mostly work by evaporative cooling, which requires dry air
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angryrobots posted:You said the breaker for the outside unit was buzzing and you shut it off right? Try re-setting it back to 'On', see if it kicks on? Small chance maybe the breaker was in a failed 'half tripped' state and they may get you back going. I've tried that a few times including leaving it off all night, no change. And it's not constant, it buzzes (more like a rattle) for a second or so, then is quiet for a while, then repeats. Definitely gives the impression of something trying and failing to start. I'll definitely have the guys look at it, but the switches feel good, panel is date coded 1998, and they're not stab loks; I'm inclined to think it's the a/c itself. E: for what it's worth, the condenser fan outside is running just fine. I dunno if the breaker marked "a/c" is for that or for the compressor, but take that as you will.
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InitialDave posted:That's a shitter. How are you going to play it? Tomarse posted:I hope you have explained to him how he needs to go there and to have an awesome time. I was kind of shocked when he brought it up to me because we don't really watch the news much, but it made me realize he pays more attention to it than I thought. The only thing I could come up with at the time is that it only happens in Europe so we'll be fine. It's sounds lovely but unfortunately it's pretty accurate, I can't imagine living across the pond having to worry about that poo poo going to every event.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:I can't imagine living across the pond having to worry about that poo poo going to every event.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:I was kind of shocked when he brought it up to me because we don't really watch the news much, but it made me realize he pays more attention to it than I thought. The only thing I could come up with at the time is that it only happens in Europe so we'll be fine. It's sounds lovely but unfortunately it's pretty accurate, I can't imagine living across the pond having to worry about that poo poo going to every event. You can always run the numbers and show how statistically, he's n times more likely to die in a car accident than at a show. Also InitialDave posted:We don't.
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spog posted:You can always run the numbers and show how statistically, he's n times more likely to die in a car accident than at a show. While this may be true, it's not necessarily comforting to everyone.
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mariooncrack posted:While this may be true, it's not necessarily comforting to everyone. Especially not orange orang-utans https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/871328428963901440 (actual quote: The Mayor had said this morning: "Londoners will see an increased police presence today and over the course of the next few days. There's no reason to be alarmed.")
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Applebees Appetizer posted:I was kind of shocked when he brought it up to me because we don't really watch the news much, but it made me realize he pays more attention to it than I thought. The only thing I could come up with at the time is that it only happens in Europe so we'll be fine. It's sounds lovely but unfortunately it's pretty accurate, I can't imagine living across the pond having to worry about that poo poo going to every event. I live near Manchester and go to 1 or 2 gigs a week. I have been working in London a lot recently and went to one too there last week after which I walked home through borough market and got a train from London bridge station back to my hotel. I don't worry about this stuff when going to any event because that would be poo poo and if I worried about all the poo poo that could kill me I would never leave the house. You are more likely to die in a car crash... Does that stop you from driving anywhere or from enjoying driving your car? He will be fine. There will be security who will check bags or likely not even allow you to take bags in. Maiden will be great.
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InitialDave posted:We don't. I would never worry about it for myself. But when you have kids you worry about everything  Tomarse posted:He will be fine. There will be security who will check bags or likely not even allow you to take bags in. Maiden will be great. I know, the chances of it happening here are even less than it happening over there. It's just sad that it's affecting my son to the point he felt the need to tell me about it. Applebees Appetizer fucked around with this message at 17:53 on Jun 4, 2017 |
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Enourmo posted:I've tried that a few times including leaving it off all night, no change. And it's not constant, it buzzes (more like a rattle) for a second or so, then is quiet for a while, then repeats. Definitely gives the impression of something trying and failing to start. The compressor and fan are on the same circuit. That breaker just runs power out to the condenser. It sounds like you've just got a bad cap. Either that or the compressor is toast. But based on what you're saying, with the breaker buzzing intermittently, it's mostly likely trying to start, not getting enough power, and then shutting off.
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Perfect in every w... holy poo poo, $100! Ok, not quite perfect.
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Weird, when that's the civilian casualty toll on one of his Wag the Dog random bombings in the middle east, he thinks it's a good thing. :thinkingfaceemoji:
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ExplodingSims posted:The compressor and fan are on the same circuit. That breaker just runs power out to the condenser. If this was a house I'd have the access panels off and be checking stuff visually and w/meter. I'm leaving it alone though so they can't try and say I hosed with it.
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My uncle sent this to me, love it.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:My uncle sent this to me, love it. Oh, oh-whoa sweet tire o'mine
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Don't let terrorists stop you living or you'll miss sweet motorcycle flips  Old cars  This  And teddy bears flying kites! Today was a good day at Countryfest. I've no images that show how stupidly huge some of the kites were but they were easily the size of busses
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I should buy a kite and a bunch of Styrofoam planes... I do have a 2 and a half year old niece to entertain like once a week after all
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So far today I fixed an old Selectric typewriter, figured out how to stop my wife's bike's front tire from wiggling (loose hub), and got a start on finally cleaning the garage a bit. Satisfying. We're heading to Lowes in a bit for a couple paving stones to make a path in the yard, day's not over yet 
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Pham Nuwen posted:Welp, bought a memory foam mattress a couple weeks ago and I'm pretty sure it's giving me a sore back in the mornings. On the other hand, my wife is finally sleeping worth a drat, so maybe I'll get used to it Cut it in half and replace your half.
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cakesmith handyman posted:Cut it in half and replace your half.
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My wife and I have joked about double-sized bunk beds.
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cakesmith handyman posted:My wife and I have joked about double-sized bunk beds.
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Separate beds really cut down on snuggling, and that's just unacceptable.
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Sleeping with someone immediately next to you also exposes you to 2.5% of the yearly "safe" allotment of radiation, so there's that to consider
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The Door Frame posted:Sleeping with someone immediately next to you also exposes you to 2.5% of the yearly "safe" allotment of radiation, so there's that to consider
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Pham Nuwen posted:Welp, bought a memory foam mattress a couple weeks ago and I'm pretty sure it's giving me a sore back in the mornings. On the other hand, my wife is finally sleeping worth a drat, so maybe I'll get used to it I'm so ready for a new mattress. We're on our third in 8 years and they have all been total shite. Seriously considering one of those $3k mattresses my parents have they both rave about. I'm a hot sleeper and if there was a refrigerated bed I would seriously consider one. Ether Frenzy posted:Weird, when that's the civilian casualty toll on one of his Wag the Dog random bombings in the middle east, he thinks it's a good thing. :thinkingfaceemoji: The emote you are looking for is 
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Went to Summit Racing to buy some silicone couplers for my new charge pipes. Their system is weird in that if you search for a given inlet/outlet size it won't look for the opposite, so I was having a hell of a time trying to find the 2.75 to 2.5 coupler but searching the reverse brought it up right away.
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Anyone recommend a good low profile floor jack that leaves room to lift low cars? My 1.5 ton HF is too short/tall to use under my LS430, it fits under there but I can't move the handle enough to do squat. I'd probably be better off with a 2 or 3 ton anyway.
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My 164 leaks at the corner of the windshield. I've tested by pouring water right there and sure enough it drips into the cabin. Is there any option to DIY, or do I just want to take it to a glass shop? My concern with a shop is they're not gonna be getting a lot of old cars and might gently caress up.
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Holy poo poo do want. The Locator posted:Perfect in every w... holy poo poo, $100! Ok, not quite perfect. That's just what shirts built like actual hockey jerseys cost. Sucks, but they all cost that. Edit: a friend has the Doctor Who one from there. It's really well made, and seems to be made just like a real sports jersey, with sewn on letters and numbers. Darchangel fucked around with this message at 01:49 on Jun 5, 2017 |
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Dear Corvette owners: If you find yourself in Bowling Green at the Corvette museum, please don't stop in the middle of the road to frame up your car with the museum as the backdrop using your ipad. Believe it or not, we people that live behind the museum use that road too.
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Darchangel posted:Holy poo poo do want. drat right. Customizable name and number? $100 is a loving steal. Edit: But shipping should be less than $15. Jesus.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Anyone recommend a good low profile floor jack that leaves room to lift low cars? My 1.5 ton HF is too short/tall to use under my LS430, it fits under there but I can't move the handle enough to do squat. I'd probably be better off with a 2 or 3 ton anyway.
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The Locator posted:Perfect in every w... holy poo poo, $100! Ok, not quite perfect. Yeah, they're not exactly cheap, but they're also pretty high quality fully custom hockey jerseys.
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I wish they had a mock up configurator on the site so you could see what it would look like. We could all pitch in on a 14 DICK one.
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InitialDave posted:Quite seriously, it seems some people find separate beds work out really well for them.
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Applebees Appetizer posted:Anyone recommend a good low profile floor jack that leaves room to lift low cars? My 1.5 ton HF is too short/tall to use under my LS430, it fits under there but I can't move the handle enough to do squat. I'd probably be better off with a 2 or 3 ton anyway. HF has a low profile steel jack that has really good reach https://www.harborfreight.com/autom...pump-62310.html
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Darchangel posted:Holy poo poo do want. I'm a horrible nerd, so I ordered Rockastansky, #79. 
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Enourmo posted:Those mostly work by evaporative cooling, which requires dry air Why haven't you called the emergency maintenance line yet? They may be required to put you up in a hotel while the a/c is broken (depends on local law).
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