Nothing
He reversed the flow of the pump.
Nothing
He reversed it again.
Nothing.
He says "It doesn't look good"
We waited.
Then there was gurgling, and pumping, and scary pink acid foam.
Now, a small $112.50 later, the hot water works again.But we need to get that water softener next week after we get back from the show.
It could last a while like this, but I think eventually we'll have to get that hot water heater in and take the furnace out, after all,who wants to buy fuel oil just to heat tap water.
I think this might be the first story I've seen where someone paid WAY less for a furnace fix then what they thought it would be. That's awesome.. that means you only need to sell 1/10th of the pottery to pay the bill, right? ;)
ReplyDeleteThere is still $700 or so to pay for the new water softener. I think I never want to think about the need part. I want to sell everything, I like having to scramble to make more, if I am producing heavily, and I am, it means success even if I am not as ready as I could be for it.
ReplyDeleteFixed for $112.50? That sure is inexpensive! Doing some DIY fix can definitely save you a lot of money. But I would suggest that you get professional help to check your furnace and heater, as there might be some unseen problems in the system. A qualified professional can patch this up and give you a more permanent solution.
ReplyDeleteRegards,
Naoki Dieter
@Becky: You really estimated it, huh? Nice! :D Well, it’s really easy on the pocket. I am sure that if repair and maintenance services were as reasonably priced as this one, we will not hesitate to get our equipment fixed. People tend to be uncertain when it comes to spending money on repairs, but, you have to remember that it will definitely get your things patched up. It’s worth the money. ;)
ReplyDeleteLaunce Newlove
You are right, Launce. A lot of people tend to buy a replacement once their furnace has broken. But, what you might not be sure of is that it can still be fix by doing some repairs. You should try patching it up first. This may work, but if it doesn’t, that’s the only time you should get yourself a new one.
ReplyDeleteBrooke Harris