The previous person said they would help but didn’t. I think I have a new person looking after things. He wants to see the nameplate of the outside unit (compressor).
Month: September 2024
sheathing cut for baseboard heat wiring
Sheathing is exposed, making it a good time for adding wiring for baseboard electric heating. It wasn’t added before the drywall was put in because the drywall already existed. The heat pump system needs a backup, and it happens that the house had many leftover electric baseboard heaters after switching to a gas furnace.
The first sheathing (a.k.a. sheeting) hole was cut, allowing wiring to be connected into the panel.
Further holes were cut into the sheathing along the east side of the building.
More work to come.
shed siding nearly complete
The shed siding is nearing completion. Only the doors left to be done.
Painting the trim remains to be done.
cement board siding cutter
The cement board siding cutter arrived.
It should make cutting the siding pieces to the right length much easier, so I’m told.
shed siding continues
The shed siding is almost compete. The doors and surrounding areas are left.
The rear suite gate hinges are installed. I’m not sure if this is ideal or otherwise as I have never used this type of hinge. As well, the post is pulled one way but doesn’t have any opposing, stabilizing pull.
siding swap
Siding was taken from the rear building to side the shed. New siding will be put on the rear building.
Pretty small building. We might have enough siding. Hard to say as there was no siding on the south side of the rear building.
Now, none of the rear building has any siding.
Senville heat pump not working
Something got screwed up. I believe the wires were crossed when the Senville heat pump was installed. We were careful to not mix up the wires, but things got crossed. Now, the dang thing won’t fire up.
I’ll have to test connectivity from both terminals – start and end.