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I've really been trying to be more relaxed in life as a whole.

Just goes to show you how people will try to run you down when you give 'em a break or two.

Only because Lusker feels you need another chance, I'm lifting the ban.
Next I suppose you will be calling me an idiot.

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Originally Posted by kruzer2001
And it's the mods. If you guys got somethin goin on you need to open a personals add forum

Are you an idiot in real life or do you just play one on the internet?
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A Word for the Moderators

I have been doing volunteer and association work for the last 30 years. Here are some of the things I have learned.
Rule 1: No good deed goes unpunished.
Rule 2: Opinions are like rectums. Everybody has one.
Corollary to Rule 2: Sometimes the biggest rectums have the most opinions.
Rule 3: 1% of the people do 99% of the work.
Rule 4: Most of the 99% of the people who don't do the work appreciate the efforts of those that do. They just don't say so. It is like the story of the little boy Johnny who had not spoken a word despite the fact that he was 4 years old. His parents were worried, of course. Then one morning at breakfast he was served his food and all of a sudden he said: "Mom this toast is burned." "Johnny, you can talk," his mother exclaimed. "But why haven't you spoken until now?"
Johnny replied: "Well, Mom, everything was fine until now."
Everything is fine with this site. The "toast" isn't burned. We appreciate all you do to keep Hvac-talk going. Keep up the good work.
 
I have been doing volunteer and association work for the last 30 years. Here are some of the things I have learned.
Rule 1: No good deed goes unpunished.
Rule 2: Opinions are like rectums. Everybody has one.
Corollary to Rule 2: Sometimes the biggest rectums have the most opinions.
Rule 3: 1% of the people do 99% of the work.
Rule 4: Most of the 99% of the people who don't do the work appreciate the efforts of those that do. They just don't say so. It is like the story of the little boy Johnny who had not spoken a word despite the fact that he was 4 years old. His parents were worried, of course. Then one morning at breakfast he was served his food and all of a sudden he said: "Mom this toast is burned." "Johnny, you can talk," his mother exclaimed. "But why haven't you spoken until now?"
Johnny replied: "Well, Mom, everything was fine until now."
Everything is fine with this site. The "toast" isn't burned. We appreciate all you do to keep Hvac-talk going. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, BreathEasy. Appreciate your comments and support.

Now that certain parties have hopefully gotten the "bash the mods" out of their systems, let's please get back on topic and stay there. This is an important thread and I want to keep it that way.

Thanks.
 
How can one identify the new clean-effects cell? Is there an identifying serial number or part number, date code?? Thanks!
We have done a ton of these and there is no marking to my knowlege. You have to call trane with the serial number or th installing contractor i guess.
 
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