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Getting better and better,whens the next upload?

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This vid has a few dashes of pwnageness.

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EPIC FAILURE. nah jk it was great. :)

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Wtf? Umm, im confused?

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Thankyou so MUCH!?

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I didn't go into debt when I bought my truck either, I paid cash for it. If your not advertising and just working off referrals then your probably not scamming people.

LOL thanks, I don't loose them when they are around my neck. I might forget we're I put them but I don't loose them

My apologies to you Brand there is good in every category. It's been my experience of following guys on commission where I came up with this info.

Thanks so much. I also wondered why he didn't just replace the fuse. I hope all goes well, it's owner operated.

Here's what I would do. Call the company back and explain that the old board looks like it just has a blown fuse and would they send someone else out to reinstall the board and test it with a new fuse. If nothing worked on the system before he changed the board then it sounds like a blown fuse. In turn if something worked on the system when she called for a repair then it wasn't just a blown fuse and most likely the board. Good luck

I just had the One HOUR company come out and they charged $ 89 for a service call and the service man found a bad capacitor in 5 minuets. They then charged another $ 369 for that capacitor. I don't know how much they paid for the capacitor, but I ordered one like it for less than $ 20 including shipping so I will have it if it goes out again. I did have him to clean the coils as they had not been cleaned and I wanted to see how he did that. Total bill was $ 557. I think the coil cleaning and what he called a tune up for $ 100 extra was the best deal. The service man did give me a good education on on the system. I knew a little about the refrigeration system in general from my work at a large plant as an electrician and instrumentation mechanic but did not have any parts or special tools and it was a Saturday morning. They seem to use a flat rate for the repairs as he explained and showed me on the bill there are 5 levels of repair and they list what they are, but do not have the prices on the bill. The capacitor was level 2. I would hate to see the higher level prices.

+Leon Glassglow If you watch some of his vids you will see he's a really good tech and makes his living by his REPUTATION, that is person A tells person B that they got their unit repaired correctly at a fair price. I've heard of tech's charging $250 to install a start/run cap or a $20 start booster for $300.

@Leon Glassglow - Hey Leon.... A quick glance at your YouTube channel leads me to believe that you are also part of the HVAC industry as well. What a coincidence!! So, do you also serve the greater Atlanta area just like T&N in this video? I was just curious. Because immediately after reading your comment I mistakenly assumed that you were of a mature enough age to bring some sort of knowledge and/or substance to this video/conversation. Unfortunately I was wrong. All you could manage to bring to the table was your disgruntled attitude towards a fellow employee that shares the same responsibilities and customer expectations.SO LEON... If you want to do your job half assed and screw your customers by lying and sucking them dry, go right ahead. We will be contacting T&N for the initial purchase, installment, & all future maintenance.

+T&N Services LLC. Your doing the right thing, don't let the trolls BS you. I've watched quite a few of your highly informational videos on HVAC repair and your a true honest American businessmen. (Rare)

Hey Leon your exactly right, I don't have a problem telling a homeowner the guy before tried to screw them even if I worked for that company. If you were getting screwed wouldn't you want to know?