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To: Madharry who wrote (72185)	1/29/2023 9:46:24 AM
From: Spekulatius	Read Replies (3) of 78476

I have an aging AC unit that is failing. I had a quite to replace it from 2020 and unfortunately didn’t do it as I could repair it for $200. Now the quote for the same unit is almost 30% higher. The unit also had a leak, so I had to had it recharged last summer. This cost me $600 because it used now obsolete gases (it’s not Freon but a similar) which are getting very expensive. I am going to have to bite the bullet and have this unit replaced next summer, because I suspect that the leak comes back and there are other issues. There has been tremendous inflation with these part and I don’t think it’s going to revert. Makes me want to buy CARR stock (which I should have bought when it was spun off from UTX - bit miss).

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