Try setting the A/c unit to 65 and see if that brings the room temp to 75? Also is the A/c unit you have a window unit? If yes is it properly sealed through the wall or window??? No open gaps for cold air(A/C)to escape? Is the Unit the right size for the room size you are trying to cool, also is the unit itself working properly? Does it have a proper freon charge(is it blowing out cold air from the vent)does it have a dirty air filter? Is it too humid in the area you live at, humidity will make the best A/C units work like garbage causeing the condenser lines etc to freeze up and the unit to actually stop blowing cold air until it heats up enough to melt the ice off the lines and start working all over again until it freezes up once more.
By having the air conditioning set at 75, that means the air conditioner will come on only if the temperature in the house rises above 75. It will maintain the interior temperature at a temperature of not more than 75. If the outside air temperature is lower than 75 and you want the interior temperature to stay at 75, you will need to turn on the furnace and set it at 75. Now the furance will come on if the temperature in the house drops below 75 but will not come on if the temperature in the house rises above 75.
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No there as never been a U.S. coin with a 75 cent face value.
House Hunters - 1999 A Young Family Moves Out of Their Parents' House in Maryland 75-10 was released on: USA: 30 June 2013
It is 100*(7.50/75)% = 10% mark down.
Based on the results of the 2010 census, Utah has 4 Representatives in the U.S. House of Representatives. The Utah State Legislature is comprised of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The House is composed of 75 elected representatives.
2000 x 75% = 2000 x 75/100 Cancel down by '100' 20 x 75/1 = 20 x 75 = 1500 The answer!!!!!
If the AC evaporator is in the basement or somehow lower than the rest of the house, the blower could be having trouble lifting the air. Recognize that cold air is quite a bit heavier than warm air. The warm air wants to go up, the cold air wants to go down and the blower motor can have quite a difficult time fighting that battle. If the AC repaiman suggests a booster fan, he's probably right.
$3- $75 3 if its rip torn worn if it never been touched then 75