So, I woke up, as usual, I
might add, about 4:30 (rrrright—AM, of course,) and what do you suppose I was
thinking about? Several things, I guess,
but one thing that was really bothering me was our electrical contractor after
the fire, a contractor who took away our computers and a refrigerator, and our
washing machine.
Now, why do I mention
this? Well, you could find yourself in
the same boat as we are in one day (hope not, but, you never know,) and if you
do, you might benefit from remembering these comments.
After that house fire, that
“electrical contractor” removed appliances from the kitchen and our computers
from our bedrooms. The appliances were
eventually returned and the washing machine lasted about a month after it was
returned before we had to replace it.
The refrigerator was returned (we had already replaced it,) and it
appeared to run when plugged in, but it had one of its door handles removed,
but not replaced, and the contractor said it was to be thrown away. I told them to leave it, that I would throw
it away myself (which I will do, if it ever stops running.) In the mean time it is doing its thing in our
garage.
The two computers they
removed we replaced for our use by a couple of relatively inexpensive laptops. Still, it would be nice to have the original
computers. What we have are two
computers, nicely wrapped in bubble wrap, with no way for me to know how to
restore them to operation—not even sure that the needed electrical cables have
been returned. IF they are there somewhere,
I wouldn’t know how to hook up the computers, having no technical information
available. Suspect the computers are
fine—all they needed was a wipe-down to take the soot off the outsides. The disassembly, with no instructions for
restoral, is the problem.
So, I guess what I need to do
is have a discussion with our insurer to see what technician they would like
for us to use to return our computers to usable condition. Yep, that’s it--if I can get anything from
Liberty Mutual that would allow for payment of the technician, all will be fine
(or so I hope!)
So, I’m awake, and my problems are pretty much defined. Now to talk to the insurance company. Will let you know how that goes!
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