[lit-ideas] Re: medical jargon
- From: Judy Evans <judithevans001@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2004 07:58:26 +0100
Wednesday, September 8, 2004, 1:46:39 AM, Mike Geary wrote:
MG> Ah ha! Yes, you've got a sick dog there, Lady. It's probably your
MG> compressor overheating and cutting off on an internal overload. That could
MG> be due to a very dirty condenser coil or a seized fan motor -- that's
MG> assuming the condenser coil is beneath the unit and cooled with a small fan
MG> rather than a static coil on the back of the unit. But usually there's very
MG> little cooling if that's the case. If the box pulls down to temp, then
MG> starts warming up,
I think it was doing that. It's now refusing to do anything but hum. I
think it's an ex-puppy.
MG> more likely you have a very small electrical short across
MG> the compressor motor coil that's causing the compressor to overheat after
MG> running for a little while. You would need a megohmmeter to verify that.
MG> If that's the case, kill the dog and get a puppy from the pound. They do
MG> have dog pounds in England, don't they?
I rather think it is dog pound time... yes
MG> God it's fun to show off. Call on me, teacher! Call on me!
Now about my gas cooker.. :-)
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Judy Evans, Cardiff, UK
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