Telephone salespeople
Posted by: Nina
22nd Jun 2012 10:03am
I have had numerous phone calls from a company who install and maintain heat recovery systems. I bought a house which had one of these already installed. The last chap told me that if I didn't replace the filter there is a risk of it setting the house on fire. Has anyone else had these problems?
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mermaid
Nina
google the manufacturer and take it from there also seek forums for your heater always a good option and yes ignore telemarketers its all about profiteering!
lisa170
See if you can find a phone number for the manufacturer on the unit and call them and ask what they recommend. If they do suggest the filter is changed they will be able to tell you how often and who is the best person to change it. As for the telephone sales people I usually just put the phone down somewhere and let them talk to themselves until they get the hint that I'm not interested in what they have to say.