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  • in reply to: Suspected Ventilation Blockage #19522

    Thank you Whale and Kangaroo, this is what I also suspected I am so confused, what’s causing what, I have my managing agent who is very trusted and have been using for years not just on this property going out to do an inspection and take multiple photos on top of what is already taken and then we will take this issue and the multitude of other issues that I haven’t even touched on to mediation.

     

    in reply to: Suspected Ventilation Blockage #19487

    I am sorry, I think you have misunderstood me, I had an electrician out to my unit because I had a complaint by the tenant, at this stage I didn’t know what the issue was and was under the impression it was my issue not Owners Corporation, I have not had any work done nor have I taken any steps I have left it in the hand of the Strata Manager and Owners Corporation. Only the one issue in one previous post had I under taken repairs.

     

    I reported the issue to the Owners Corporation immediately via the Strata Manager, everything is still as is. The results was that their contractor recommends us to update at out cost the ventilation system for $1500 and then if it is proven to be blocked they will do something then.

     

    My question is why would I update at my cost to find out that it is blocked. So I made a suggestion, that’s all. The issue is still there.

     

    I do not have an tendency to initiate anything, I send everything to the Owners Corporation (except the one issue due to unfortunate circumstances) that belongs to the Owners Corporation when it arises, I do not initiate contractors nor do I get my own investigation done. 

     

    In this circumstances first thought was the ventilation fan was not working, the ventilation fan is the responsibly of the Owner as advised by the Strata Manager (yes I phoned them first to see if I should send my electrician out, they advised me my issue my electrician, my cost).

     

    And yes I have two water issues, the ventilation system and the roof leak. 

     
    in reply to: Who is responsible for the damage? #19485

    Under normal circumstances I would say, yeah not worth it. But there is a list of issues, so they will form the one application, and personal circumstances inhibited us being able to pressure the committee prior to this time.

    in reply to: Who is responsible for the damage? #19481

    Thanks you will take it to mediation as I believe the decision was based on a grudge against me, i.e. an emotional decision not a fair decision. 

    in reply to: Who is responsible for the damage? #19479

    Yes NSW

    in reply to: Who is responsible for the damage? #19478
    Thank you for your reply, however I didn’t get the source repaired, I got the damage caused repaired. The source is not the window seal, is a leak from the roof going in between the wet and dry walls coming out around the window seal.

     

    I got the mould removed to make the place liveable and re-painted to repair the damage.

     

    Finally I am confused with your comments in respect to the bathroom. I was speaking of the bedroom. 

     

    Does that change your response? 
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