When the evening storm hit and the power flickered off, it came back on with a surge that stopped our main A/C from working. We reset the breaker repeatedly and reset the button on the A/C plug, as well. Nothing happened except that we became warmer as the evening progressed and dug out the small fans to place strategically.
Next morning, I reset the plug one more time before calling a repair man. The A/C decided it wanted to cooperate after all. We had a miracle cure, the kind you hope for with appliances.
Believe me, with the first sound of thunder, that A/C will be silenced until the storm passes . . .
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Don't you feel satisfied that you can work your appliances when they refuse to cooperate. I did the same thing with my AC.
Must have been something running in the electric current. Our AC started dripping water in a bucket in the closet. Tom finally figured the pipe had come out of the drain. He reconnected it. Then changed the filter. Been running water free all day and the outside pipe is putting water where it belongs - in the grass and not in a bucket in our house.
We've been experiencing a lot of those electrical storms in GA. Seems like we have one everyday. Glad the AC was okay.
BTW, you won my Skoy clothes giveaway. If you'd like your prize please send me you address to momsmutterings@yahoo.com.
Thanks!
Thank you, Pam. I did email you as soon as I read your comment.
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