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    Default Re: No Insulation

    As jk has mentioned, some states do have requirements regarding temperature ranges for a rental unit to be inhabitable. These typically involve heat ranges during cold weather months, not AC but the OP can contact Code Enforcement to confirm this.

    It would appear from all the maintenance visits that the current AC unit is working but just not to the tenants satisfaction in terms of meeting what they believe is a reasonable cooling temperature.

    Gail

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