Posted by Geo-TH,In on December 13, 2022 at 15:04:52 from (50.127.118.18):
In Reply to: Electrical posted by rlp in Co. on December 13, 2022 at 14:20:26:
I think they should be responsible for my furnace!
24vac transformers can easily go out caused by a power surge from the power company too.
Good luck collecting.
Good luck proving whose fault it is.
You may want to install a surge suppressor on your furnace.
I have surge suppressors on my dishwasher, garage door openers, TV, shop radio, range, all my cordless chargers, microwave after neighbor's tree fell on powerline, pulled the neutral wire loose and fried many things.
Do you think the power company paid for all my damages? Yea right, Think again. Duke will sell you insurance to cover power surges.
Chances are, your damages are too small to even think of turning a claim to your insurance co. I would not turn in a small claim.
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