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Re: Why TVs get blown up

HotLine1 #187674 07/07/09 02:32 AM

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There are actually 2 HVAC systems in This house. Neither have discos. This is not the same one as the other picture. I forgot to look to see if the thermostat cable was UV protected.

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Why TVs get blown up	gfretwell	07/06/09 06:24 PM
Re: Why TVs get blown up	HotLine1	07/07/09 02:32 AM
Re: Why TVs get blown up	gfretwell	07/07/09 06:32 AM
Re: Why TVs get blown up	Trumpy	07/07/09 10:39 AM
Re: Why TVs get blown up	gfretwell	07/07/09 06:16 PM
Re: Why TVs get blown up	aussie240	07/14/09 12:46 PM

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