A few weeks ago, I woke up in the middle of the night and it was very hot inside of the house! I didn’t even assume any freezing air coming out of the fence.
I got up and put on my robe.
I walked out to the hallway to look at the control unit. The a/c wasn’t running, however the temperature inside of the new home was 83 degrees. I turned the whole system on and off, hoping that would somehow magically fix the problem; my child heard me walking through the new home and she got up to check on me… Then five hours later, both of the youngsters were up as well, and since my child and the youngsters were already up and awake, I decided to call the a/c repair service. It was 4 in the afternoon and I had to call the emergency line. The repair supplier told me that it would cost 71 extra dollars unless I wanted to wait until the first available appointment at 7 AM. Since it was only 3 hours later, I decided to wait and save the currency. The repair supplier was at the new home bright and early as promised, and he delivered a crushing amount of bad news. The a/c certainly needed to be replaced. The cost to replace the a/c was half the price of my car. I didn’t have the currency for the a/c repair and replacement, however the supplier provided to help me gain financing, but being a single mom is certainly difficult occasionally. I also barely had any currency before the a/c problem, and now every extra dollar is going towards that purchase.