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So i had a old window swamp cooler break down in my rental unit and was contacted to fix it when i had some one go look at it was to old to find parts for it so i looked in to a new one but all the new ones do not fit the window size so that means that i would need to replace the window or add a A/C unit to the house. So now my tenants are saying they want to end the lease early because it is uninhabitable dwelling when reading the law all I see is that i need proper heating in the house it does not say anything about cooling Any advice on this matter would be helpful

Jason c, CO on Wednesday, August 21, 2013

RE: Swamp cooler

Could you just get a window AC unit? depending on the size of the house or main room they are very affordable and could remedy the situation.

Posted by Richard W, PA on Wednesday, August 28, 2013

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