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[BIGNASTY]

Hey Pard if I remeber (getting old has taken its toll) your into A/C home & industrial systems?

Im in Memphis right now and haven't had a lot of time to reach out to you on a question about our Home Gibson Heat Pump. Never having any experience with this type of system, a few days ago there was a super high humidity episode for 2 days the A/C worked fine but during a period of about 20 hours the fan that circulates air didn't shut off. The in the house humidity was as it always is 60% when the A/C is on don't know if thats to high or not. When the humidity dropped with the outside temp the unit is how its been for the 2 years we've been here. Ive asked around about the quality of Gibson equipment and have responses from Junk to Fantastic so like everything else its a matter of opinion. Was the fan running for extended time a Normal Opp procedure to deal with the humidity or was something possibly frozen and needed time to thaw out and return to normal, I asked Penny over the phone if any of the lines or units parts showed signs of frost and there were none.


BIG

PS: I'm on a smart phone is why I didn't send this to your personal in mail Guess the phone isn't smart but more than likely its my fault

 

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[BIGNASTY]

Was checked out and we found out that in the crawl space we have a de-humidifier. Live and learn!! why on extremely high humidity days the system fan ran continuously. Changed the filter and now I know.

 

[RVTRKN]

Awesome, that is unusual to have that, but my experience is in the Pacific South West. I imagine they are very popular in the South East. Glad you got it figured out. A question of mine would have been, "do you have a humidistat?" and would be a clue.

 

[BIGNASTY]

The Controls? (humidistat) is in what has got to be the most complex control system that runs the Heating/ A/C that I've ever seen. Penny runs the house and that is part of her household control. It can be adjusted to the % of humidity desired.

Thanks for your response

BIG