How many watts does a house use in a day?
The average American home uses 900 kWh each month, or 30 kWh per day or 1.25 kWh per hour. To calculate your solar panel needs, you need to know your average daily energy usage.
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I have my Samsung refrigerator making a lot of ice on its walls. Can you help me with that?
We can definitely work on that, but I think the oven is still under warranty if it is new. You can check directly with the manufacturer to see if they can help you. Let me explain how we work first. We have a service call fee for our technician to come out and check the unit. That will be waived if you proceed with the repairs. We can send a technician to you in the morning for an appointment.
What is the skirting board on the ceiling called?
A profiled molding is necessary to cover the gap between a wall and ceiling, protecting it from cracks. And this can be done using either a plain or decorative cornice. The word 'coving' specifically refers to using a plain cornice for this purpose.
Where is camshaft position sensor a bank 1 located?
The CMP sensor is located beneath the timing belt cover, on the right side of the engine compartment at the rear of the valve cover.
The other day, I had a technician check out a leaking air conditioner. He said that if it's likely to not stop leaking, I might need to replace the evaporator, and I think he's right. He gave me a quote, but I don't remember how much it was and the parts needed. I wondered if I could find out what it was and break down the parts and labor.
Okay. We'll get the invoice and give you a breakdown of the labor and parts. We'll send it to your email, no worries.
I'm returning your call about a clogged sink. You said the plumber couldn't come because his vehicle broke.
Yeah. Regarding the voicemail we left, is it okay to reschedule your appointment today from noon to 3 PM or tomorrow. Keep your phone lines active since our technicians will call you 30 minutes before arrival.
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