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IronChefMorimoto
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This may seem like a dumbass question to be asking, but there are no dumbass questions, just dumbasses...
I run a Shuttle XPC in my office, and I have a problem. It's too damned hot in my upstairs to keep it cool. It lags when gaming, yada yada.
In my battle to get my home cooled better (central A/C/gas furnace), I found that my A/C condenser out behind the house is probably running ineffciently. The fan blows into the ground. My A/C maintenance company says that it's supposed to be that way. I think that's nuts.
Is there ANY chance than an HVAC guy here with Carrier unit experience (my A/C maintenance company is a Trane dealer -- where we got the new furnace recently) that could help me figure out, based on my model/serial numbers, if the fan DOES, in fact, BLOW into the ground?
From here, I hope to continue solving my computer cooling woes.
IronChefMorimoto
I run a Shuttle XPC in my office, and I have a problem. It's too damned hot in my upstairs to keep it cool. It lags when gaming, yada yada.
In my battle to get my home cooled better (central A/C/gas furnace), I found that my A/C condenser out behind the house is probably running ineffciently. The fan blows into the ground. My A/C maintenance company says that it's supposed to be that way. I think that's nuts.
Is there ANY chance than an HVAC guy here with Carrier unit experience (my A/C maintenance company is a Trane dealer -- where we got the new furnace recently) that could help me figure out, based on my model/serial numbers, if the fan DOES, in fact, BLOW into the ground?
From here, I hope to continue solving my computer cooling woes.
IronChefMorimoto