| udarrell 2005-08-31, 1:21 pm |
| TURTLE wrote:
>"BK" <beyungkim@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>news:1125404730.451015.100970@o13g2000cwo.googlegroups.com...
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>This is Turtle.
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>Now i can only speak as to rheen equipment being sold in Louisiana and not other
>states. if the equipment is sold to a customer and then in 6 month the customer
>wants to give the unit to someone else and the equipment was disconnected and
>reinstalled by a rheem dealer at the second location. the warranty still is good
>as to time starting back at the first installation.
>
>Now one thing you must get is the paper work where it was sold by a dealer 6
>months ago or you may not have a warranty. It could been sold 6 months , 6 years
>, or 60 years ago if you don't see the paperwork where it was sold 6 months ago.
>Get the original sales paper work and your warranty started then and there. If
>you don't have where it was origianally sold as new and what person sold it. You
>may not have a warranty.
>TURTLE
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Well, the Rheem warranty sounds fair as that could be very helpful on a
repossess situation.
In my other HVAC post I didn't know if you were able to communicate
after Katrina.
There should be a lot of HVAC work if you travel toward the damage areas.
I sure feel sorry for those victims!
- Darrell
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