buckeye45694 asked:


I have an electric thermostat. I have to turn the switch on and off before it comes on. Can someone help me before I spend a fortune on a service man. Thanks for any help. I have to do this each time it runs.

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Luan C asked:


Twice in the last day the temperature in my house has plummeted into the low 60’s. The furnace is set to hold at 72. Increasing the hold temperature does nothing, but when I flipped the breaker the furnace immediately kicked back in.

Just in time for the Holidays and an extra service fee. In Minnesota and trying to go visit family.

HELP!!!
The breaker wasn’t off either time. I just turned it off and on and then it kicked in.

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genealogist84 asked:


I do not have a Google API key, so please do not suggest any websites that require one. Essentially, I would just like to be able to monitor weekly, for example, how my rankings are for certain keywords or phrases without having to do it manually. A website or tool that has a chart function would be great especially.

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Sadie asked:


I do I check for the page rank of all the subpages of a site?

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Stephanie Larkin asked:


When you are purchasing a home, whether it is your first or not, it is important that you protect yourself and your investment. Many people will make sure their appliances have warranties, as well as their vehicles. Most people will not make a big purchase like those without a warranty, so why is it that so many people make the biggest purchase of their lives (a home) and do not get a warranty?

There are many things you can do to protect yourself when you buy a home but probably foremost is ensuring that you have a warranty on that home. A home warranty is not a new product - in fact, home warranties have been around for quite some time. In the past, however, most people thought that home warranties were only offered by builders on new homes, but that is not the case. In fact, you can purchase a home warranty on any home, new or used.

Usually, either the buyer or the seller will purchase a home warranty. A buyer purchases a home warranty on an older home to safeguard themselves from any major repairs that need to be done that can’t be seen on inspection, or foreseen. It’s hard to tell that the water heater or furnace is about ready to kick the bucket and need replacing from looking at it. A home warranty protects from those repairs and replacements for the term of the policy. A seller will purchase a home warranty for the home they are selling as a selling feature. A home warranty helps secure their pricing near where it’s listed at. Also, many homes that come with a home warranty will sell much quicker than one without.

With this, it is important then that when you are purchasing a home that you ensure you have a home warranty. A home warranty will save you a lot of time, money and trouble if something major should go wrong. In most cases, a home warranty will cover:

Air conditioning system

Built in dishwasher

Built in microwave

Built in trash compactor

Ceiling fans

Central heating unit

Duct work

Electrical systems

Garbage disposal unit

Plumbing systems

Refrigerator

The oven or range

Washer and dryer

Water heater

Here is a list of things that are generally not covered with a home warranty:

Outdoor sprinkler systems

Outdoor water systems

Faucet repairs (unless otherwise stated in the policy)

Spas (you can request/add this coverage in some cases)

Pools (you can request/add this coverage in some cases)

Hot tubs (you can request/add this coverage in some cases)

Permit fees

Hauling away debris

Hauling away old appliances

There are items that are often not covered by some plans, which are covered by others, including:

Washers (because they are not built in to the home and are not always included with a home.)

Dryers (because they are not built in to the home and are not always included with a home.)

Garbage disposals

Garage door openers

Refrigerators

The best thing to do is to talk to the agent you are dealing with and ask what is and isn’t covered in detail with your policy. Anything you talk about should be put in writing and signed by the agent. If he says the garbage disposal is covered, then ensure it is written in the policy.

It’s best to take some time and do your research if you are purchasing your own home warranty package for a home. The rates, coverage and deductibles vary from company to company, and from state to state. There are many options available to you, so talk to a qualified home warranty agent to discuss what type of home warranty program suits your needs the best.

If you are buying a home that comes with a home warranty, it’s important to remember that this type of warranty is non-renewable; whereas if you purchase your own, it is likely able to be renewed when the initial year-long period is up. Again, it’s important to ask of the seller what is included and not included in the warranty before purchasing the home. Read through the policy to be sure you are clear on what is and is not covered.

Buying a home is an exciting time, but it can also be quite daunting. You never know what you are getting when you purchase an older home, but a home warranty can help dispel any misgivings you have.



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freezingagain asked:


i went to hit the reset and i have no flame, it was just completey serviced to the tune of $220.00. It has run fine for a month and all the sudden last night did not fire and the cats eye shut it down.What are the possible adjutment that would make it not light up very intermittently.The pump screen cleaned and filter sock was changed, The nozzle was changed too {its a Delevan 1.00/80*]. Im a diesel mechanic on heavy trucks but have no experience on furnace air or gun settings. Im sure by the way this thing acts its most likely a adjustment or poss. a weak transformer. any help would be great. Thanx. FreezinginNYstate

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Anthony Fontanelle asked:


Your engine is an intricate machine that utilizes fuel and air through a process called combustion. This process allows a car to be able to run. Physics serves to remind any critical-thinking driver that any machine which undergoes a process of utilizing energy through combustion would involve heat. It is that very heat from the combustion of gasoline and air that car owners should look out for. This is why a car has a built-in cooling system which serves to regulate the heat that may build up inside the engine. The cooling system has many parts including the radiator, cooling fan, timing belt, heater hoses, engine block, cylinder head and water pump. All seven car parts work to ensure the proper regulation of temperature in the engine. All parts must be in proper working condition to make for an efficient circulation of coolant in the engine.

Among the parts previously mentioned, the water pump works as the heart of the cooling system. The water pump is usually a centrifugal pump that circulates coolant while the engine is running. It helps remove excessive heat from the engine. The water pump first receives hot, “used up” water from the radiator into the pump vanes. Hot water is then cooled and then circulated through the engine block and back into the radiator.

Most of the time, a car overheats because of a malfunctioning water pump. Among the telltale signs of a malfunctioning water pump is excessive noise while the car engine is running. Another is a coolant leak in the vent under the water pump. It is suggested that the water pump be replaced regularly as a preventive maintenance measure and that the replacement be secured in place whenever other parts of the cooling system are replaced as well. Having the pump replaced with everything else is a good option because there is better visibility for servicing the water pump when the rest of the parts in a cooling system are also removed for repair. A perfectly functioning water pump is important because it will save a car from the costly repairs of engine overheating. Make sure to purchase only high – quality water pumps that are worth every penny spent.



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yop asked:


Or Do i need a service upgrade? On the addition It would have a furnace,water heater,washer dryer,sump pump,range,lighting and power circuits. how much of an upgrade do i need how many amps? woul the power company suply what i ask for …..?

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Stephanie Larkin asked:


So, the house is not in “Like New” condition and is not as cosmetically pleasing as you’d like. Is it worth the time and money to fix it up before selling it? Maybe or maybe not.

When deciding whether or not to sell a home in “As Is” condition it is important to look at the ultimate goal. Many sellers simply want to get out form underneath a home. The price they get for the home is not as important as the selling of the home. Other sellers want to make a profit, by selling it for more than they purchased it for. And still others need to get a certain price for the home to cover their debt in the home. While there may be other situations, these are the three basic scenarios.

When looking at selling a house the pros and cons of selling “As Is” are really very simple. The basic concepts involve selling price, ability to sell quickly, and amount of effort put in. Of course, you have to weigh the need for a quick sale over the need for a specific price when considering this option. We’ll look at the pros and cons from these two standpoints; needing to get rid of the house (Quick Sale) and needing to get a certain price (Specific Price.)

Quick Sale

When you are looking to get rid of a house, for whatever reason, you probably are not as concerned with the price. Although you will want to get a fair price, the amount is less important than the fact that it sells. Selling a home as is, in this situation, is actually a bit ironic. You probably have the money to do the repairs to get it in top shape but do not have the desire, or need, to do it.

The Pros:

In this situation you do not want to put much money into selling the home because you are simply looking to get rid of it. Wasting time and money on repairs for a little higher selling price is not a priority. Because you are willing to entertain reasonable offers, you will probably be able to make a quick sale. You might attract investment buyers who want to buy the property cheaper, fix it up, and turn it around for a profit. By selling “As Is” you are not implying anything and are offering no guarantees, either. The homebuyer knows that they are getting a property that will probably require some work.

The Cons:

Obviously, the sale price will be a little lower than it could be with some repairs. Many banks are less willing to offer financing to buyers who are looking at “As Is” properties, unless they have a good plan in place. If you don’t attract the investors you might be spending a lot of time talking to, and showing the property to, people with little hope of financing. You stand the chance of unhappy homebuyers, even though they were told it was in “As Is” condition. Many people expect a house to be a particular way, no matter what.

Specific Price

Whether you bought the property to turn a profit or you need to get out of the debt on the property, you may need to sell the house for a specific price. This is a little tougher when selling “As Is.” But, selling the property in the current condition may be the only option; due to economic situations, health conditions, etc.

The Pros:

If the price you need to get is low you can easily sell a house as is and make a quick sale. Many people are looking for “Fixer Upper” properties. They are willing to buy low, repair, and sell high. There is not a lot of cost, or time, involved in getting the home ready for selling. You can put your money into the down payment of a new place or into other needed areas. The money saved by not doing the repairs may offset the lower selling price.

The Cons:

You stand a chance of not getting the price you desire, or need, or holding on to the property for a long time, meaning continued debt for you. If you are not in an area with a lot of real estate investors looking to “Flip” a property you may have a hard time selling. Banks are usually harder on first time homebuyers and people with less-than-perfect credit when they are looking at an “As Is” home. The bank does not want to get stuck with a home that needs a lot of repairs, should they have to foreclose.

So, when looking at whether or not to sell a house “As Is”, you need to consider whether or not you can afford to hold onto the property, or sell it for a lower price. The savings realized by skipping the repairs may offset the lower sale price.



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Greg J asked:


i want to apply to Central Connecticut stae University and major in computer science, and im a senior right now. i took the Sats last year. these are my details as a student

- SAT 1360/2400
- Football player freshmen year
- Soccer player junior and senior year
- I know 2 languages that I learned from home
- I go to a technical school, studying HVAC
- i was a member of Skills USA, ( community service )
- gpa around a B
- Took polish language classes for 7 years when i was a kid

is this good enough to be accepted?
is it a must for me to take the sats again?

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