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[#3] Posted: 06/19/2008 - 7:09:08 PM |  |  |
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OK, first thing y'all do is take one of the Ps out of Appollo. It's Apollo.
Second, not to be a smartass, but in my longish HI career, if I couldn't discern the age of a water heater, I just wrote that into the report, usually with a comment something like: "It'll let you know when it dies."
Water heater age is not mission-critical info.
Owner of a working 23-year-old Carrier A/C unit that should've been dead 10 years ago,
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[#4] Posted: 06/19/2008 - 7:36:38 PM | | |
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I believe Apollo is a division of State enterprise, thereby making the second and third digits the year. First digit is usually a letter denoting the month with State though, so I may be wrong.
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[#5] Posted: 06/24/2008 - 4:17:36 PM | | |
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I would guess 1989 by the info you provided. Is there any other info on the tag (such as an ANSI date) that may help narrow it down?
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