Recently, I was called to service and air conditioning in a small community.
This community has a great many houses that were built close together, and there was easily little space to pass in between them.
When I got to the up-to-date home to service the air conditioning unit, I saw a small fence that spanned the width between the numerous houses. I went around the back of the house, where a small fence back there spanned the width of many houses. As I peeked between the boards of the fence, I saw the air conditioning unit. I knocked on the back door and asked how I was supposed to get to the A/C component to make the repairs. The woman who came to the door told myself and others she would have someone else come out and disaffix the fence for her. She said a lot of adolescents ran between these houses, and they were constantly throwing rocks at the air conditioning unit. She didn’t seem to want to see the air conditioning component get destroyed, although she also didn’t want to see the adolescents get hurt on the air conditioning component either. Once her partner returned to the up-to-date home to disaffix the gate, it was a very self-explanatory matter of decreasing the air filter, which was completely blocked up, and checking to make sure the clog was not further into the HVAC duct. It took us half a minute to do the repair, and to explain to the owner of the up-to-date home that she wanted to get out there and change the air filter at least every numerous weeks. She told us that it was such a nuisance needing to disaffix the fence, that she had given no thought to the HEPA air filters, although she would be more proactive in the future.