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ionno, folks. yesterday i came in and it was 65 outside and the a/c was set to 72 and yet the temperature inside was 79. There was frost on one of the pipes, and I thought well, it’s real sunny, maybe the a/c is just overloaded and froze up. (Last year we had a problem, with the A/C set to 69 and the ambient temp being 78, it was too much, it froze, etc etc., now I really try to start it off being close to the target temperature.) So i turned the system off, opened the doors, and put on a box fan. I sweated my ass off all day, but the rest of the store was okayish. (I work in an airless cubicle within a room within the store, so.)
when i left, at 5pm, i turned the a/c back on, and set it to 80 (it was 82 in the store), asked the guys to turn it down to like, 77 when they left.
I came in this morning. It’s 60 out, it’s almost nippy really. The a/c is set to 77, like I asked. It’s 78 in the store. That seems like… well, it’s not too much to ask that it be 77, but I could see the system just not being that precise. Fine.
So I turn it down to 75. And I open the back door, to pull in some of that sweet 60 degree air.
And so in the back of the store it’s 65 now, real pleasant, almost too cold.
The thermostat still reads that it’s 77 in the store, and the thermostat is still trying to struggle and get it down to 75.
I don’t even know, guys. We spent like $30k having it repaired three years ago or so, and it just… doesn’t work. There’s no insulation in this joint, even after they added a whole second styrofoam storey to this building last summer. I don’t know, I just don’t.
Apparently the furnace/ac system is not the landlord’s responsibility. This is kind of nuts to me but I don’t know much about commercial real estate.
I guess I’m glad I don’t work somewhere that keeps the heat at 80 all winter and the a/c at 60 all summer. .. …
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ionno, folks. yesterday i came in and it was 65 outside and the a/c was set to 72 and yet the temperature inside was 79. There was frost on one of the pipes, and I thought well, it’s real sunny, maybe the a/c is just overloaded and froze up. (Last year we had a problem, with the A/C set to 69 and the ambient temp being 78, it was too much, it froze, etc etc., now I really try to start it off being close to the target temperature.) So i turned the system off, opened the doors, and put on a box fan. I sweated my ass off all day, but the rest of the store was okayish. (I work in an airless cubicle within a room within the store, so.)
when i left, at 5pm, i turned the a/c back on, and set it to 80 (it was 82 in the store), asked the guys to turn it down to like, 77 when they left.
I came in this morning. It’s 60 out, it’s almost nippy really. The a/c is set to 77, like I asked. It’s 78 in the store. That seems like… well, it’s not too much to ask that it be 77, but I could see the system just not being that precise. Fine.
So I turn it down to 75. And I open the back door, to pull in some of that sweet 60 degree air.
And so in the back of the store it’s 65 now, real pleasant, almost too cold.
The thermostat still reads that it’s 77 in the store, and the thermostat is still trying to struggle and get it down to 75.
I don’t even know, guys. We spent like $30k having it repaired three years ago or so, and it just… doesn’t work. There’s no insulation in this joint, even after they added a whole second styrofoam storey to this building last summer. I don’t know, I just don’t.
Apparently the furnace/ac system is not the landlord’s responsibility. This is kind of nuts to me but I don’t know much about commercial real estate.
I guess I’m glad I don’t work somewhere that keeps the heat at 80 all winter and the a/c at 60 all summer. .. …
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