so i buy a a/c comp 2day

[azoturbo]

yeah i buy a a/c comp 2 day and 1st time this ever happen to me eh but it real sheit up put it on gas up d system worked bess a couple hours after it start 2 make noise gone back by d ac man he say d bearing like it bad so 2morrow i hadda carry it back but i hadda pay d a/c man a smaller fee 2 regas d new one cause he did his part and the compressor thing isnt his fault so d parts place should give me some sort of refund even a friggin $200 self(but i know dat not happening) they sell me a bad compressor and their mistake costing me money any one ever went tru dis ???

[Duane 3NE 2NR]

the guy who sold you the compressor not responsible for putting gas in your system.
The guy who put the gas not responsible for the condition of the compressor

it's tough, but you will have to stand that cost yourself.

was it a brand new compressor?

[Hook]

yeah i buy a a/c comp 2 day and 1st time this ever happen to me eh but it real sheit up put it on gas up d system worked bess a couple hours after it start 2 make noise gone back by d ac man he say d bearing like it bad so 2morrow i hadda carry it back but i hadda pay d a/c man a smaller fee 2 regas d new one cause he did his part and the compressor thing isnt his fault so d parts place should give me some sort of refund even a friggin $200 self(but i know dat not happening) they sell me a bad compressor and their mistake costing me money any one ever went tru dis ???

I bought a compressor for my a/c today, but it seems to be broken. This is the first time this has ever happened to me.
It was installed and the system was pressurized and it worked really well for a couple hours before it started to make a noise. I returned to my a/c technician who suggested that it sounded like a bad bearing and that I should return it, but that I should pay a smaller fee to re-install the new one since he isn't culpable here. So he said the parts place should give me some sort of refund, if even $200 since he insists they sold me a faulty compressor and their mistake is costing me.
Has this ever happened to anyone else? Verily?

Did the place from which you purchased this compressor have a guarantee/warranty on it?

Because, if not...well...

[rollingstock]

I'm guessing it's a used comp, you have to accept it, the chances you take buying used parts.

[pioneer]

lack of punctuation is one hell of a thing

[hustla_ambition101]

I almost pelt my monitor to the floor trying to read that sheit

[r3iXmann]

I almost pelt my monitor to the floor trying to read that sheit

i stale drunk and tried to read it. not fun.

[Quicksilver]

I guess its safe to assume that it was a used compressor. I had similar experiences before but in each case had 1-2 weeks warranty from the FU dealer, plus the A/C man regassed for free.

BTW some A/C shops have a system to remove and reuse the gas from your system if you have problems after a fresh install.

[bigchief3679]

Mango Tree A/C technician = No Vacuum pump.

[Quicksilver]

^^^ If Im not mistaken there is an A/C shop in Arima that has that system, and there is/was a big mango tree over the shop and yard..

[King Kool]

Is the compressor making noise only with the A/C on? Be very careful with the cheap or mis- labelled refrigerant on the market also most shops use cheap ester oil which would contribute to the problem, did you see the oil bottle? What was wrong with the initial compressor? An improper job can also cause problems, you just can't take off a failed compressor, reinstall another & recharge your A/C system=trouble. Used parts also have no reliability, just think about the failure rate of new factory parts? They just don't make them like they used to. We can test your refrigerant for purity $69. Check out our Facebook page to see how many passed & failed tests we come across. We post pics of all tests so don't think we strategically posting more failed tests. Most failed tests already caused the compressor to fail. We have no equipment to test your oil. Most people think we are expensive but our customers get the best deal on parts because we import our own & we supply other shops, call & compare a simple everyday used part such as a drier, we also do very detailed jobs & use proper materials which cost more but creates customer satisfaction & goodwill for us. Our prices are very competitive on the auto A/C market, always remember you pay for what you get. Between the used compressor & the materials your A/C tech most likely using, sounds like you're in for a long ride. Hope you enjoy it!

[Morpheus]

yeah i buy a a/c comp 2 day and 1st time this ever happen to me eh but it real sheit up put it on gas up d system worked bess a couple hours after it start 2 make noise gone back by d ac man he say d bearing like it bad so 2morrow i hadda carry it back but i hadda pay d a/c man a smaller fee 2 regas d new one cause he did his part and the compressor thing isnt his fault so d parts place should give me some sort of refund even a friggin $200 self(but i know dat not happening) they sell me a bad compressor and their mistake costing me money any one ever went tru dis ???

I bought a compressor for my a/c today, but it seems to be broken. This is the first time this has ever happened to me.
It was installed and the system was pressurized and it worked really well for a couple hours before it started to make a noise. I returned to my a/c technician who suggested that it sounded like a bad bearing and that I should return it, but that I should pay a smaller fee to re-install the new one since he isn't culpable here. So he said the parts place should give me some sort of refund, if even $200 since he insists they sold me a faulty compressor and their mistake is costing me.
Has this ever happened to anyone else? Verily?

Did the place from which you purchased this compressor have a guarantee/warranty on it?

Because, if not...well...

Hmmmm Translator eh......hmmmmm ok

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[gastly369]

in before king ko... oh wait never mind

[crazybalhead]

I almost pelt my monitor to the floor trying to read that sheit

i stale drunk and tried to read it. not fun.

And you in de people dem wuk??? Try not to frig up nobody servers today eh dan!!!

[TK!]

lack of punctuation is one hell of a thing

I was gonna tell him the secret to getting used compressors to work but I get vex jus by reading dat sheit.

[TK!]

Is the compressor making noise only with the A/C on? Be very careful with the cheap or mis- labelled refrigerant on the market also most shops use cheap ester oil which would contribute to the problem, did you see the oil bottle? What was wrong with the initial compressor? An improper job can also cause problems, you just can't take off a failed compressor, reinstall another & recharge your A/C system=trouble. Used parts also have no reliability, just think about the failure rate of new factory parts? They just don't make them like they used to. We can test your refrigerant for purity $69. Check out our Facebook page to see how many passed & failed tests we come across. We post pics of all tests so don't think we strategically posting more failed tests. Most failed tests already caused the compressor to fail. We have no equipment to test your oil. Most people think we are expensive but our customers get the best deal on parts because we import our own & we supply other shops, call & compare a simple everyday used part such as a drier, we also do very detailed jobs & use proper materials which cost more but creates customer satisfaction & goodwill for us. Our prices are very competitive on the auto A/C market, always remember you pay for what you get. Between the used compressor & the materials your A/C tech most likely using, sounds like you're in for a long ride. Hope you enjoy it!

another post in need of translation.

do these ppl go to school?

[redmanjp]

^duane should put in a translator feature

[Hook]

Ent?! Dem does come in and talk about checking for all kinda information that the customer is not privy to!

How exactly is the average Joe to know the wrong gas/oil with the right labels are being used? How is the customer getting access to it in the first place? Any of the big name shops does show u the labels on the bottle before they gas up? *steups*

If I had to do all that research just to verify that my a/c shop does everything by the book, best I just do it myself ent?

[S_2NR]

Is the compressor making noise only with the A/C on? Be very careful with the cheap or mis- labelled refrigerant on the market also most shops use cheap ester oil which would contribute to the problem, did you see the oil bottle? What was wrong with the initial compressor? An improper job can also cause problems, you just can't take off a failed compressor, reinstall another & recharge your A/C system=trouble. Used parts also have no reliability, just think about the failure rate of new factory parts? They just don't make them like they used to. We can test your refrigerant for purity $69. Check out our Facebook page to see how many passed & failed tests we come across. We post pics of all tests so don't think we strategically posting more failed tests. Most failed tests already caused the compressor to fail. We have no equipment to test your oil. Most people think we are expensive but our customers get the best deal on parts because we import our own & we supply other shops, call & compare a simple everyday used part such as a drier, we also do very detailed jobs & use proper materials which cost more but creates customer satisfaction & goodwill for us. Our prices are very competitive on the auto A/C market, always remember you pay for what you get. Between the used compressor & the materials your A/C tech most likely using, sounds like you're in for a long ride. Hope you enjoy it!

I'm confused....


Are u trying to promote ur business or just trolling?

[supercharged turbo]

Ent?! Dem does come in and talk about checking for all kinda information that the customer is not privy to!

How exactly is the average Joe to know the wrong gas/oil with the right labels are being used? How is the customer getting access to it in the first place? Any of the big name shops does show u the labels on the bottle before they gas up? *steups*

If I had to do all that research just to verify that my a/c shop does everything by the book, best I just do it myself ent?

agreed

[skylinechild]

Ent?! Dem does come in and talk about checking for all kinda information that the customer is not privy to!

How exactly is the average Joe to know the wrong gas/oil with the right labels are being used? How is the customer getting access to it in the first place? Any of the big name shops does show u the labels on the bottle before they gas up? *steups*

If I had to do all that research just to verify that my a/c shop does everything by the book, best I just do it myself ent?

true, makes sense but hook remember research is good. Once one knows the ins and outs of how something works and what is supposed to be done no one can BS you - not even the so called "technician".

case and point in the example above a simple questions to ask would be " so what gas you using in the system".what psi should the system be charged at? is it normal to see mist coming from the vents?? Me personally i ask ALOT of questions - once my money jumping out of my pocket is my right. if in fact someone as a technician cant answer the question properly or givin me BS.i gone.
i understand that the avg joe may not be able to verify what is actually being done on the vehicle but thats the chance you take whenever you pay someone to do something- it could be a case of

[De Dragon]

an air conditioning compressor

[PARTS2go]

[*$kїđž!™]

I almost pelt my monitor to the floor trying to read that sheit

op was upset dan....lol....

[sharkman121]

^^^ If Im not mistaken there is an A/C shop in Arima that has that system, and there is/was a big mango tree over the shop and yard..

yup right next to the muffler man...

[Bareback]

So where de OP gone??????????????????

Gaggles, is that you?