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Show Take the heat off your budget this summer with Reddy's checklist for good air conditioner performance. Give Reddy good working conditions and give yourself a cool house at less cost! DHave your air conditioning equipment inspected and serviced at the beginning of the season. You could prevent an expensive repair bill later. Outdoor sections of cooling equipment need space so Reddy can keep up a good air flow. Keep plants, walls or other obstructions away from them. Leave space enough around air grills inside the -P house. Air should be able to flow freely, or the compressor could be damaged. 4 Weatherstrip windows and doors, especially large glass ones. Keep them closed as much as possible. Uninsulated ceilings can lose up to four times more heat than insulated ones do. The cost of CL insulation is usually recovered by lower cooling (and heating) costs. Does your thermostat setting have to be as low (Yji as it is? 78 degrees is usually recommended as the HV ideal temperature for comfort and cost. Once you decide on a setting, leave it there. If the entire family is away all day, however, you could U raise the setting five degrees. Reddy has to work extra hard to combat heat rtT) from direct sunlight. Awnings over windows provide QV the best protection from sun's rays. Drapes or Venetian blinds also help. Keep them drawn during the sunniest part of the day. dT Clean filters or replace filters at least once a tK month. Use bathroom and kitchen exhaust fans to get rid Hn FN of excess heat and moisture. Clothes dryers IIMV should also have outside vents. If your cooling unit stops running, check the M breaker or fuses and reset button. If it stops again after "resetting", call a repairman. Do not reset a second time. Q Study the manufacturer's instruction book this Jj tells you most accurately how to run your cooling equipment efficiently. Electricity Key To A Quality Environment Utah Power.. Height Watchers program! Simple as 123 HELPS YOU CITS VOL KEEPS LOSE TO COAL YOU WEIGHT. WEIGHT. THERE. PARK CITY MEMORIAL BUILDING Tuesday - 6:45 p.m. MARION COLEMAN Lecturer |
