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In response to "hot. hot. hot. -- nm" by Andie

The electric motor that runs the fan on the outside component of our AC froze last night. It is now 91 degrees in side out house.

Posted by landbeck Jul 7 '10, 09:18

Family is at my parents', about 2 blocks away, while I wait for the repairman.

Rassin' frassin electric motor.

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it was hotter inside than outside my house last night. it's so oppressive. have I slept the past two nights? - workmanda Jul 7, 09:22 2
- Is the "floor" above you an attic? Because that heat will radiate downwards after sunset, and continue to warm the interior of the house, even if all - landbeck Jul 7, 09:25 1
  - there's no floor above me. maybe a crawlspace, but that's it. flat roof. old old building. -- nm - workmanda Jul 7, 09:28
Yeah, we had to sleep down on the main floor last night - the upstairs was 90+ at 9 pm since the attic fan motor went out - prayformojo Jul 7, 09:19 2
- I'm thinking about mowing the lawn just to enjoy coming back inside to the shade. - landbeck Jul 7, 09:22 1
  - just sit in the cold shower. the money you're saving on the electric bill will cancel out the water bill -- nm - oblique Jul 7, 09:22
i should find a thermometer and see what my house is... -- nm - Andie Jul 7, 09:19 3
- I'm taking that number from the thermostat. I presume it is correct. -- nm - landbeck Jul 7, 09:19 2
  - we don't control the heat, so i don't have a thermostat. :( - Andie Jul 7, 09:20 1
    - Thermometer? - oblique Jul 7, 09:21

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