LAHooligan

Thank you OP for the heads up, I just called the direct number you listed and got $50 off per month with no problem. With my medical bills for cancer treatment that's gonna help a lot. :bow:

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Bet he ways 350.

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:rolleyes:

Dilly Dilly

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LSU also had there share of calls that went there way, blaming officals are for losers.

There,Their and They're. If you choose the right one it looks more "official".

That bait is not gonna get too many bites. Try something else and cast again.

Yes but whatever Saban does is correct


^^^^THIS^^^^ If LF7 played for Bama it would have never been brought up by the "All Knowing Media".

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Wow there's a lot of ignorant posts in this thread I'm an electrical contractor and I mostly do service work. I come across this exact scenario from time to time in older homes. The thinking was that a 3-phase ac unit was more efficient than single-phase, so they would run a delta-connected 3-phase service so the single-phase for the rest of the house would be 240 instead of 208. Like a few others have mentioned, your ac unit is probably on it's last leg and that certainly should factor into your decision.
Why you should get rid of your FPE panel You should be thankful that your FPE breakers were tripping at all. They sometimes just let the amps flow...
My professional opinion and recommendation:
Contact your service provider and see if they are willing to redo the lateral to your house to a single-phase service. If they are, then have your service upgraded to a 200A single-phase and replace your ac unit.
Also, Siemens is a good brand that's still affordable. It's a solid mid-level purchase. These guys saying ge must like driving Kia's. You won't have to install arc-faults due to the panel not moving more than 6 feet, and they probably wouldn't work very well without rewiring a bunch of junction boxes anyway. So that will save you some money.

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Union electrician for 31 years here and this is correct. Siemens breakers will fit in a GE, ITE, Bryant, Challenger, Square D Homeline or Cutler Hammer BR series panel and all are middle of the road. Cutler Hammer CH series or Square D QO series is all I would own as both are top notch for a few bucks more. Swap panel and AC and never look back. FYI check with your Power Company, some will finance your new high SEER unit and add it to your monthly bill at a reasonable price.

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Didn't see that coming...

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