Do you call a priest, or a Rabbi to religiously put the cover on? Burn some incense, say a few prayers, and sprinkle it with holy water?
Now, I'm wondering. A condensor cover ceremony. That could involve a whole variety of different things. Maybe close to funeral rites, and rather somber, and dark. Bit of a procession, some ceremony and then lower the cover over the beloved condensor unit.
Enquiring minds want to know.
Christopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus
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My system is a Lennox model. The company that installed it for me (a very reliable and reputable company, btw) strongly urges me to keep it covered in the winter. (I live in Kansas, where the winters can be quite vicious at times.) Covering it keeps leaves and other debris out, thereby facilitating cleaning coils, etc., in the spring and, as the serviceman said, it also helps keep "critters" from sneaking into the unit and making their homes therein during the winter. Lennox makes a tailor-made cover for the unit, and I religiously put it on the unit every winter. No problems. JimCo