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Posted by MikeT on September 12, 2006, 6:21 pm
I installed an American Standard Freedom 80 two-stage in my house (had it
installed I should say) a few years ago, with a White Rogers 1F95-371 dual
stage stat. I love it, it hardly ever kicks in high stage and is quiet.
I did have the blower motor die within 6 months, and it was replaced,
everything has been fine since.
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Posted by =?iso-8859-15?Q?Tekkie=AE?= on September 12, 2006, 9:15 pm
MikeT posted for all of us...
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> I installed an American Standard Freedom 80 two-stage in my house (had it
> installed I should say) a few years ago, with a White Rogers 1F95-371 dual
> stage stat. I love it, it hardly ever kicks in high stage and is quiet.
>
> I did have the blower motor die within 6 months, and it was replaced,
> everything has been fine since.
>
>
>
Isn't dat nize! Oy vey
--
Tekkie "There's no such thing as a tool I don't need."
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Posted by MikeT on September 16, 2006, 12:38 pm
> MikeT posted for all of us...
>> I installed an American Standard Freedom 80 two-stage in my house (had it
>> installed I should say) a few years ago, with a White Rogers 1F95-371
>> dual
>> stage stat. I love it, it hardly ever kicks in high stage and is quiet.
>> I did have the blower motor die within 6 months, and it was replaced,
>> everything has been fine since.
> Isn't dat nize! Oy vey
Yes it is, thank-you for saying!
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Posted by Bubba on September 12, 2006, 9:17 pm
wrote:
>I installed an American Standard Freedom 80 two-stage in my house (had it
>installed I should say) a few years ago, with a White Rogers 1F95-371 dual
>stage stat. I love it, it hardly ever kicks in high stage and is quiet.
>I did have the blower motor die within 6 months, and it was replaced,
>everything has been fine since.
However...........if "it hardly ever kicks in high stage" then the
furnace is most likely oversized.
Bubba
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Posted by on September 12, 2006, 11:00 pm
Bubba wrote:
>wrote:
>>I installed an American Standard Freedom 80 two-stage in my house (had it
>>installed I should say) a few years ago, with a White Rogers 1F95-371 dual
>>stage stat. I love it, it hardly ever kicks in high stage and is quiet.
>>I did have the blower motor die within 6 months, and it was replaced,
>>everything has been fine since.
>However...........if "it hardly ever kicks in high stage" then the
>furnace is most likely oversized.
>Bubba
yeah? what if the cooling load is 57,978 btu and the heating load is
37,856 btu. Guess what? Nobody makes a 40,000 btu 5 ton furnace. So
instead we sell a 80,000 two stage furnace, because 75-80k is the
smallest size that comes with a 5 ton blower.....I run a 2 stage 60k
furnace in my own home, and 2nd stage isnt even wired in.
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> I installed an American Standard Freedom 80 two-stage in my house (had it
> installed I should say) a few years ago, with a White Rogers 1F95-371 dual
> stage stat. I love it, it hardly ever kicks in high stage and is quiet.
>
> I did have the blower motor die within 6 months, and it was replaced,
> everything has been fine since.
>
>
>