Wow.
As a heating and a/c device worker, I have seen my tolerable share of seasoned heaters and a/c devices.
There are quite a few people that are just determined to keep repairing the seasoned central cooling device they already have, in hopes that it will work longer. This usually doesn’t work though, because seasoned a/c devices eventually quit working. Not only that, but the efficiency also drops very quickly. So I usually advocate getting rid of the seasoned Heating and A/C device and getting a new one. A lot of people are hesitant to do that, just because of the tremendous cost. That and some people are suspicious that I am just here to promote a new Heating and A/C upgrade, despite what they undoubtedly need. But to be perfectly honest, I entirely couldn’t care less. I don’t care what you do with your life, and sure, I would appreciate for you to have efficient cooling comfort, but what you chose doesn’t affect me in the least. Anyways, when I went over to this customer’s household, she had the oldest Heating and A/C device I had ever seen in my life. This heating system and a/c system was around 40 years old! 40 years old! Can you actually believe this? I was truthfully amazed that the unit was still working, and it was, but just not very efficiently. Happily, she was ready to get rid of it. I was almost sad to see it go, although I was enthusiastic to help her choose her new heating and a/c device for her household. I got to tell all of my Heating and A/C buddies about it the next afternoon. Out of all of them, I had seen the oldest HVAC device around.