What is the difference between 2-prong and 3-prong outlets?
Two-prong outlets are connected to two-wire cables that do not have ground wires to protect people and electrical devices. 2-prong outlets are no longer per code. Three-prong outlets have a ground wire for added protection. It is a new code that all 2-prong outlets be changed out to 3-prong.
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How do I get service for my Thermador oven? The microwave doesn't work. The microwave and clock don't work. We've got this oven when we bought this house in the '70s
So the microwave is not working, not the oven, and it's about 40 years. We'll see if we have a technician who can handle it.
What type of water heater should I install?
There are different benefits to each type of water heater which we can discuss. Conventional water heaters are typically gas or electric powered, but they take up a significant amount of room. Tankless water heaters take up less space and are more efficient.
Vladimir is over at our house right now, doing a vent cleaning for the dryer. And I wanted to schedule also for next week to come out to my office to do a vent cleaning there as well, please.
Okay, in this case, we are all set on Wednesday between 1pm and 3pm, and the service expert will call you 30 minutes before.
How do you reset a GE window air conditioner?
The easiest way to reset your GE window air conditioner is by turning it off and then on again after five minutes. If that doesn't work, try unplugging the unit from the wall outlet and plug it back in after five minutes. Another method of resetting your GE window unit is by pressing and holding the reset button for five seconds; however, you'll need to ensure the button stays engaged after you release it. If not, then it's time to seek professional help.
Why is it important to hire a company that is a member of NADCA?
NADCA sets the standards for air duct cleaning companies. It is required that all members have one staff member who is a certified Air Systems Cleaning Specialist (ASCS). Its members have signed a Code of Ethics, and they have invested time and resources in training and educating its employees. Members must participate in continuing education and take regular recertification exams. In addition, NADCA members must meet specific insurance requirements. Lastly, cleaning and restoration of your heating and cooling system must be done in accordance to NADCA standards.
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