Friday night game time

[Charley L. Bottger]

Ok here goes guys time for games again Larson I got your # Looks can be decieving.

What is the techanical name of the two devices in the freon line to the A-coil on this central system downflow furnace first pic and what am I doing with the screwdriver in the second pic.

Wrong thread but I am going to throw this pic in of the shower stall what is the crazy looking device in the corner with the cork plug in its hole.

[Carmine Fuoco]

I know what the device is in the first pic but the name slips my mind. The device in the second pic is a foot rest for shaving your legs and the cork is to fill it up in the bath so it doesn't float away.

[Charley L. Bottger]

Originally Posted by cfuoco

I know what the device is in the first pic but the name slips my mind. The device in the second pic is a foot rest for shaving your legs and the cork is to fill it up in the bath so it doesn't float away.

Lets be specific here I don't shave my legs. Yours covers everyone but you were right it stated on the top lady shaving foot rest BTW it was sealed to the corner and could not float away.

I am still waiting for the correct answer to the first two pics. Will be taking the wife to Texas Road House for Steak Hope I have the answer by the time I return. Come on guys get it on its Friday

[Michael R. Boyett]

It's a solenoid and you are checking the operation of it by holding the the metallic screwdriver near it to sense the magnetic field. What it's for...I don't know.

[Barry Adair]

3 hours no replies

thermostatic expansion valve

unless you're talking about the condensate drain line or the suction line...I'm sure you'll tell me different...

[Michael Larson]

Ok here goes guys time for games again Larson I got your #

I don't think he wanted me to play Barry.

P.S. My dad taught me how to check a solenoid with a screwdriver 40 years ago.

[Barry Adair]

Originally Posted by mlarson

I don't think he wanted me to play Barry.

P.S. My dad taught me how to check a solenoid with a screwdriver 40 years ago.

i've got your back and have sent the wolfpack to destroy his 'puter

[ROBERT W. NEWLAND, JR.]

Love the ape Barry.. LOL!

[Michael R. Boyett]

Originally Posted by rnewland

Love the ape Barry.. LOL!

I think he had the starring role on this short skit.

[Greg Bell]

What a disgusting shower. Someone needs to learn how to use bleach.

[ROBERT W. NEWLAND, JR.]

Originally Posted by mboyett

I think he had the starring role on this short skit.

One of my all time favorites

[Charley L. Bottger]

Originally Posted by badair

3 hours no replies

thermostatic expansion valve

unless you're talking about the condensate drain line or the suction line...I'm sure you'll tell me different...

Nope no cigar Look again The wolf pack never made it my pack of dogs got-um

[Charley L. Bottger]

Originally Posted by mboyett

It's a solenoid and you are checking the operation of it by holding the the metallic screwdriver near it to sense the magnetic field. What it's for...I don't know.

That I was, is as mister Larson described when he was two years old his dad taught him about that That is the easy way since most solenoids have the wires enclosed it is easier to use a screwdriver to see if it is engerized. (Magnetic Field)

Sure Mikie L you can play what is that other device but stay off of Google

[Charley L. Bottger]

After 10:00 PM and 91 lookers and only 1/2 right answer we seriously need to send some HI's to Bolder for their two day HVAC course or was that Fla

[Jeffrey R. Wicklander]

Isn't that the distributor? Lessens vapor seperation or something like that?

Jeff