Service head repair / replacement
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Why do you want / think you need an 'upgrade' to PME?
If the supply is PMEd (which, of course, it may not be), and if the 'repair' of the service head requires replacing it, isn't it likely that they will install a 'PME head', anyway? That would seem to be the common sense course!No.
Kind Regards, John
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Yes, but from the supplied information none of us knows.
Sure, but I reckon that counts as a 'maybe', rather than a 'No'
Kind Regards, John
Alright, I'll accept 'Probably not'.
But the question was:
Shame on you John!
and since we don't have the information, the answer must be "No"!
Shame on you John!
If you are being 'literal' in answering the OP's question ("Does anyone know...?"), then I guess that your original 'No' answer was probably not far off - i.e. "no-one knows" (for sure) how likely it is. However, I suspect that what he really wanted to know was how likely it was that he'd be able to get a 'PME upgrade' (not "does anyone know") - and the answer to that is, I think, that it's far from impossible. As I said before, it's not even impossible that he'd get it without even asking, let alone 'blagging'Alright, I'll accept 'Probably not'.
However, RF's question (as to why the OP wants a 'PME upgrade') is also relevant.Kind Regards, John
It's good to know that the forum semantics will never die......
But someday every semanticist will, and even then, the semantics will live on
You think that one day the human race will abandon the study of meaning?
I'm not sure which 'you' you are referring to but it probably doesn't matter, since I think that we've all said the opposite of what you suggest - i.e. we've said that semantics will never die, even though (as is inevitably the case!) individual 'semanticists' do!
Kind Regards, John
Some have already abandoned the meaning of study.
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