Posted by carie_r on July 6, 2007, 7:24 pm
It's 90 deg. outside, humidity is 37%. The A/C is set to 80 deg. The
temp in the apartment is at 83 deg, and hasn't gone below that. The A/
C has been running non-stop for hours. The temp out of the vents is
colder than the air in the apartment, but not a lot colder. (I don't
have a thermometer.)
Maintenance fixed the A/C only a month ago when it completely quit
working. Our electric bill that month was $320 for a 800 sq ft
apartment.
Maintenance is coming tomorrow. How do I make sure they fix the unit
right, or make the landlord replace it if it won't work properly? The
electric bill is outragous.
The unit doesn't show a manufacturing date, and I can't find the model
no. on the manufacturer's website. Here's what the stickers say:
Goodman Manufacturing Co, 1501 Seamist Dr,
Houston, TX 77008
Model No. AW30-05C
Part No. 20203-23
Regrig 22
Design PSIG 150
Heater Amps 208/240V
Motor 1PH 60HZ 3.5 Amps 1/3 HP
Single Circuit 17.3/20.0
Min Circuit Ampicity 26/29
Max Overcurrent Protection 30/30
UL Listed - G0587770080
Also, once the unit works properly, how much more does it cost to keep
the apartment at 76 as opposed to 80 (above conditions)?
Thanks
Posted by carie_r on July 6, 2007, 7:40 pm
On Jul 6, 7:24 pm, cari...@mail.com wrote:
> It's 90 deg. outside, humidity is 37%. The A/C is set to 80 deg. The
> temp in the apartment is at 83 deg, and hasn't gone below that. The A/
> C has been running non-stop for hours. The temp out of the vents is
> colder than the air in the apartment, but not a lot colder. (I don't
> have a thermometer.)
> Maintenance fixed the A/C only a month ago when it completely quit
> working. Our electric bill that month was $320 for a 800 sq ft
> apartment.
> Maintenance is coming tomorrow. How do I make sure they fix the unit
> right, or make the landlord replace it if it won't work properly? The
> electric bill is outragous.
> The unit doesn't show a manufacturing date, and I can't find the model
> no. on the manufacturer's website. Here's what the stickers say:
> Goodman Manufacturing Co, 1501 Seamist Dr,
> Houston, TX 77008
> Model No. AW30-05C
> Part No. 20203-23
> Regrig 22
> Design PSIG 150
> Heater Amps 208/240V
> Motor 1PH 60HZ 3.5 Amps 1/3 HP
> Single Circuit 17.3/20.0
> Min Circuit Ampicity 26/29
> Max Overcurrent Protection 30/30
> UL Listed - G0587770080
> Also, once the unit works properly, how much more does it cost to keep
> the apartment at 76 as opposed to 80 (above conditions)?
> Thanks
I think this numbers above are for the heater... Here's the data from
the big fan thing outside:
Goodman Manufacturing Co.
Model No. CPKJ24-1A
Operating volts 197-253
208/230
Min circuit amps 15.3
Compressor RLA 11.5 LRA 60.0
Fan Motor FLA 0.9 HP 1/6
Part No. 14930-177
Posted by ftwhd on July 6, 2007, 7:40 pm
On Fri, 06 Jul 2007 16:40:28 -0700, carie_r@mail.com wrote:
>On Jul 6, 7:24 pm, cari...@mail.com wrote:
>> It's 90 deg. outside, humidity is 37%. The A/C is set to 80 deg. The
>> temp in the apartment is at 83 deg, and hasn't gone below that. The A/
>> C has been running non-stop for hours. The temp out of the vents is
>> colder than the air in the apartment, but not a lot colder. (I don't
>> have a thermometer.)
>>
>> Maintenance fixed the A/C only a month ago when it completely quit
>> working. Our electric bill that month was $320 for a 800 sq ft
>> apartment.
>>
>> Maintenance is coming tomorrow. How do I make sure they fix the unit
>> right, or make the landlord replace it if it won't work properly? The
>> electric bill is outragous.
>>
>> The unit doesn't show a manufacturing date, and I can't find the model
>> no. on the manufacturer's website. Here's what the stickers say:
>> Goodman Manufacturing Co, 1501 Seamist Dr,
>> Houston, TX 77008
>> Model No. AW30-05C
>> Part No. 20203-23
>> Regrig 22
>> Design PSIG 150
>> Heater Amps 208/240V
>> Motor 1PH 60HZ 3.5 Amps 1/3 HP
>> Single Circuit 17.3/20.0
>> Min Circuit Ampicity 26/29
>> Max Overcurrent Protection 30/30
>> UL Listed - G0587770080
>>
>> Also, once the unit works properly, how much more does it cost to keep
>> the apartment at 76 as opposed to 80 (above conditions)?
>>
>> Thanks
>I think this numbers above are for the heater... Here's the data from
>the big fan thing outside:
>Goodman Manufacturing Co.
>Model No. CPKJ24-1A
>Operating volts 197-253
>208/230
>Min circuit amps 15.3
>Compressor RLA 11.5 LRA 60.0
>Fan Motor FLA 0.9 HP 1/6
>Part No. 14930-177
Go away.
Posted by carie_r on July 6, 2007, 7:45 pm
...
> Go away.
Are you suggesting that this post is not on-topic to a particualr
group?
Posted by ftwhd on July 6, 2007, 8:41 pm
On Fri, 06 Jul 2007 16:45:24 -0700, carie_r@mail.com wrote:
>...
>>
>> Go away.
>Are you suggesting that this post is not on-topic to a particualr
>group?
No, Im suggesting you go away.
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> temp in the apartment is at 83 deg, and hasn't gone below that. The A/
> C has been running non-stop for hours. The temp out of the vents is
> colder than the air in the apartment, but not a lot colder. (I don't
> have a thermometer.)
> Maintenance fixed the A/C only a month ago when it completely quit
> working. Our electric bill that month was $320 for a 800 sq ft
> apartment.
> Maintenance is coming tomorrow. How do I make sure they fix the unit
> right, or make the landlord replace it if it won't work properly? The
> electric bill is outragous.
> The unit doesn't show a manufacturing date, and I can't find the model
> no. on the manufacturer's website. Here's what the stickers say:
> Goodman Manufacturing Co, 1501 Seamist Dr,
> Houston, TX 77008
> Model No. AW30-05C
> Part No. 20203-23
> Regrig 22
> Design PSIG 150
> Heater Amps 208/240V
> Motor 1PH 60HZ 3.5 Amps 1/3 HP
> Single Circuit 17.3/20.0
> Min Circuit Ampicity 26/29
> Max Overcurrent Protection 30/30
> UL Listed - G0587770080
> Also, once the unit works properly, how much more does it cost to keep
> the apartment at 76 as opposed to 80 (above conditions)?
> Thanks