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6:30 AM, the capital. We’re heading to set up and turn on the refrigeration unit. It’s a three-day job. Behind the van, there’s a trailer with sandwich panels, a hermetic door, an evaporator, and a refrigeration system. Plus some materials—just the little things. We’ve arrived. We woke up some homeless Continue Reading

He rings the intercom. A tie, a white shirt, and he’s weaving something about some opportunities.“Are you a Jehovah’s Witness?”— Yes…— Come in!Пожалуйста, предоставьте текст для перевода.He comes in. I greet him warmly, agree with everything, and offer him tea. He retreats… citing some errands and that the car is Continue Reading

We replaced the controller-inverter on one unit and fixed a leak on the second one. тут. Текст для перевода: ..Then we went to replace the condensate pump.

Farms. Each one has a strip measuring three hectares. The strip is about three hundred meters deep and one hundred meters wide. Almost the entire strip is occupied by a greenhouse. In fact, the entire strip is taken up by the greenhouse, except for the walkway along the greenhouse, the Continue Reading

Today is the day of condensation. Well, the heat has kicked in, people have turned on their air conditioners, but not all of them were ready for it. Often, the indoor unit is placed where it’s more convenient rather than where it’s more reliable. As a result, the water that Continue Reading

I arrived at work late. I had to stop by the school for my daughter’s matters. The sun was already up, and in the fields lay dazed cows, overwhelmed by the amount of food. They could no longer chew. First client: A private house. On the right is the living Continue Reading

We’re going just the two of us. This job is clearly going to take a while. We need to replace the entire drainage system because the client is complaining about its quality. The units have been there for about ten years. They’re old Samsung models. Both outdoor units have the Continue Reading

Dropped by at yesterday’s The third client needed to connect a drainage system to the sewer. The basement was a mess, full of cobwebs. I was armed to the teeth with an extension cord, a big stationary flashlight, spare parts, and pipes. It was a half-hour job. I finished everything Continue Reading

Office in the suburbs. Sliding doors. Internal phone. If you don’t know who to ask for, dial 635. I dialed, and a woman in her 50s, looking like a typical secretary, came out. We greeted each other, exchanged pleasantries, and went to see what was what. She explained that the Continue Reading

Office building. Receptionist. Present: in a booth, wearing a uniform suit “jacket-jacket” and with a desk lamp over a logbook. Behind her is a board with keys. “Who are you here to see?” I show my work order. They say, “The elevator is over there, go ahead.” I take the Continue Reading