Thread: FURNACE AGE BY BRAND NAME--NEED A GOOD WEB SITE

hey anyone

besides carson dunlap--does anyone have a good free website to help my chapter of nahi---better identify the age of a furnace/boiler/ac----by brand name using the serial #--we have alot of newbes
thanks
charlie

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Charlie,

Got these from previous Posts.

Not a web site but good info.

Thanks Billy, I Also have been looking for this.

thanks
here a web for water heaters--- Determine Water Heater Age

billy
do u have the website for those pdf files
charlie

Originally Posted by CHARLIE VAN FLEET

billy
do u have the website for those pdf files
charlie

Nope.

thanks billy--still looking for good web site i can download and send to my chapter--my icontact email center won't let me send attachments--sucks
charlie

Charlie,

I just started poking around this forum a couple of days ago and came across your post. You can find what I think is the same chart that Billy posted above at TIJ, another really good forum. This link will take you to the thread where the creator posted it. Just scroll down to the 8th reply and you'll find the link to the chart. The Inspector's Journal Forums - Finding furnace age

By the way, I see that you're just down the road.

Ross
Niwot, CO

thanks ross thats the one i have--yes i am down the road-----are you an inspector here in co----if so give email me AOL.com - Welcome to AOL i am the education director for the rocky mountain chapter of nahi---do you belong to a chapter here

Hi,

I just updated that chart on March 23rd. Here's the link:

http://www.inspectorsjournal.com/for...ion=goto&id=88

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

Mike,

Thanks for the update. I saved the file so I could add page numbers. Then I noticed that the last line on the last page says "Updated February 20, 2008. Is this the correct file? Maybe you could add the update date to the top of the first page? I appreciate your work.

Charlie,

Couldn't click on your email link, don't know why it didn't act like a link.
Yes I'm a H.I. here in CO. Been doing inspections of one sort or another in the Boulder/Denver area since the 80's, when I took a job inspecting retro-fit insulation quality with an IR camera for the LEAP program in Denver. (That camera weighed about 10 lbs. & you had to hold it on your shoulder!) Joined ASHI in 2001 & I'm a member of RMC-ASHI. If you can figure out how to do it on this forum feel free to email me directly. I'm new at the forum thing other than reading them as time permits. :-)

Ross

Morgan Inspection Service
rossmorgan@qwestoffice.net

hey ross
i'm with the rmc-nahi--wanted to invite you to our monthly education clasees but--good to see you belong to an organization---even if not ours--welcome to the forum
charlie

hey mike
if u did that list great job--you may want to add JANITROL to goodman list
charlie

Hi Charlie,

Thanks, I'll be sure to do that.

OT - OF!!!

M.

HEY MIKE

rheem furnace today----gas valve says--9345 --serial number is cwsd302f02940262------guesiing 1994--because last four digits--would indicate 2nd week of 1962---not that old-----1994--yes
charlie

1994 is correct, on rheems it's the 4 digits following the F in the middle that are the week & year.

THANKS
thats what i thought--with the gas valve saying 9346

I contacted Carrier to get the age of this coil.
They said 2009.
The homeowner has lived in the house for 4 years and said the unit was there when he bought it.

Any ideas?

Originally Posted by Dennis Robitaille

I contacted Carrier to get the age of this coil.
They said 2009.
The homeowner has lived in the house for 4 years and said the unit was there when he bought it.

Any ideas?

.
9th week

1992
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2 ton
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