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  • aquabee
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    Sorry Nicky. :( I'm glad to help in any way I can... Just say the word.

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  • SunnyHouTX
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    Originally posted by Nickintex View Post
    It's a losing battle. What it boils down to is that the AC company will not give my apartment manager a warranty on the new AC unit if I do not reduce the number of tanks. I need a place to live, so I don't need any negative info on my rental history. I have already started to list fish for sale. :evil:
    Sorry to hear Nick.

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  • Nickintex
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    It's a losing battle. What it boils down to is that the AC company will not give my apartment manager a warranty on the new AC unit if I do not reduce the number of tanks. I need a place to live, so I don't need any negative info on my rental history. I have already started to list fish for sale. :evil:

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  • Zulu
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    So an air conditioner cools and dehumidify's. It takes energy to do both. High humidity makes it hard to cool a room. With all that said, unless your tanks are uncovered...you run a waterfall or highly aerated stone in your tank...your apartment stays above 80 deepest all the time...and you have 500 gallons of water doing all these things it's not your tanks. Just because it COULD be a cause it doesn't meant it IS the cause. If they make you take down your aquariums just empty them...and leave them empty for a month and when the problem is still not solved give your property manager hell for not fixing the problem.

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  • prostreet69camaro
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    Originally posted by Nickintex View Post
    It's a cold water unit, not a freon unit. And they have my signature on the lease with the agreement. ********!
    Nick, you say its a cold water system. Actually it has compressors with freon. The compressors cool the water and the water circulates from the condensor unit to the evaporter unit in your apartment. Every apartment has water going thru the evaporter.

    Does each apartment have there own seperate system or is there a big chiller on the roof. Usually they have one chiller that circulates to each apartment.

    So if the chiller is low on freon or has other problems it will effect every apartment. Are there other apartments having the same problem.

    The way A/C's work is by pulling the humidity out of the room not by blowing cold air. So it could be a humidity problem.

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  • troy tucker
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    How much time is left on the lease? did the rules change after you moved in? If the fish were there befor new rules. You maybe grandfathered in. I don't know the laws on this but I think you should fine some one that does.
    IMO: Start looking for a new place. If you keep the tanks they will kick you out.
    Sorry to hear this...

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  • New_Cichlid11
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    time to start keeping reptiles.

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  • SunnyHouTX
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    Originally posted by Nickintex View Post
    It's a cold water unit, not a freon unit. And they have my signature on the lease with the agreement. ********!
    Your Avatar matches this statement pretty well

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  • R_sustaita
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    Originally posted by Nickintex View Post
    It's a cold water unit, not a freon unit. And they have my signature on the lease with the agreement. ********!
    Lol.

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  • Nickintex
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    It's a cold water unit, not a freon unit. And they have my signature on the lease with the agreement. ********!

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  • Darbex
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    Tanks have no effect on circulation. If its not getting cold that could be the tanks because of humidity. The AC tries to regulate it to make it comfortable. Normal range is around 50 I think so as it gets higher the hotter it feels. So all that to say. If the flow is weak then it's not the tanks if the flow is normal and it feels hot then it might be.

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  • SunnyHouTX
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    I think my tally is around 820 gallons and 670 sq ft... SMDH

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  • aquabee
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    Yep. Sunny and Donovan have more gallons than square footage. It shouldn't be the tanks that are causing the issue. You can't get rid of the tanks Nicky!!!

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  • SunnyHouTX
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    Originally posted by crazy42bmx View Post
    Complex is full of crap. Iv got ove 300 gallons worth of water in my place and the ac is fine.

    Unit may be low on freon, blower motor could be going out or its soo dirty it just dont blow ! Ducts could have collapsed or be smashed in areas. Theres a number of things that may be wrong and "management" say no its ur tanks. BS- chances are its an ac issue and they dont wana fix it. Worst case is the compressor takes a shat and ur really F'd. But id put money on the managements lack of wanting to fix it. Lol
    This^^^^

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  • crazy42bmx
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    Complex is full of crap. Iv got ove 300 gallons worth of water in my place and the ac is fine.

    Unit may be low on freon, blower motor could be going out or its soo dirty it just dont blow ! Ducts could have collapsed or be smashed in areas. Theres a number of things that may be wrong and "management" say no its ur tanks. BS- chances are its an ac issue and they dont wana fix it. Worst case is the compressor takes a shat and ur really F'd. But id put money on the managements lack of wanting to fix it. Lol

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