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How can I determine the age of an Amana furnace from the serial number?
Saturday, January 11, 2020
The first two numbers in the serial number of an Amana furnace are the year of manufacture. So the serial number below indicates the unit is from 2010. Also see Who makes Amana air conditioners, heat pump, and furnaces?
To determine other key specs of your HVAC system, go to one of these other blog posts:
• How do I determine the age of my air conditioner?
• How can I find out the SEER of my air conditioner?
• How can I tell whether the condenser (outdoor unit) is an air conditioner or heat pump?
• How can I find out the size of my air conditioner?
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Field Guide for Home Inspectors, a quick reference for finding the age of 154 brands of HVAC systems, water heaters, and electrical panels, plus 210 code standards for site-built and manufactured homes, and the life expectancy rating of 195 home components. Available at amazon.com for $19.95.
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To learn more about heating and air conditioning systems, see these other blog posts:
• My air conditioner won't turn on. What's wrong?
• What color should the flame be in a natural gas furnace?
• Where is the air filter for my central air conditioner and furnace? I can’t find it?
• What is the minimum slope of a flue connector for a gas furnace or water heater?
• Does an old air conditioner use more electricity as it ages?
• How did homes stay cool in Florida before air conditioning?
• Is a furnace allowed in a bedroom, bathroom, or an adjoining closet?
• What is wrong with an air conditioner when the air flow out of the vents is low?
• Why has the thermostat screen gone blank?
• Why does it take so long to cool a house when an air conditioner has been off for a while?
• Why is my air conditioner not cooling enough?
• What are the most common problems with wall/window air conditioners?
• Can the return air be in the same room as the gas furnace?
• Will closing doors reduce my heating and cooling costs?
Visit our HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING page for other related blog posts on this subject, or go to the INDEX for a complete listing of all our articles.
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