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Posted by John61 on September 26, 2007, 6:59 pm
Good advice. Is this a good chance to get evaporator cleaned? I guess they
have to remove the furnace to access it.
Think I better ask them to look at the outdoor unit next summer.
> I'd suggest to get the Bryant, and bank a couple bucks for emergencies.
>
> As to using the old AC, it should work. Of course, they will try to sell
> you
> a new one. The old ones are less efficient. But, the tech should take the
> cover off the old one, clean it with water and chemicals. To strip the
> exterior coils and fins clean. The evaporator may also need cleaning.
>
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> .
> Christopher A. Young
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> : Hi,
> :
> : I want to get a new Bryant high efficiency furnace to replace the old
> Lennox
> : one (maybe 35+ years). But the current furnace has an AC (evaporator C16
> &
> : outdoor condensing unit HS18). I wonder if it's ok to use the old AC
> with
> : new Bryant furnace?
> :
> : BTW: I also have a quote for a new Lennox furnace (5-year labor
> warranty),
> : but it's $1500 high than the Bryant one (but only 1-year labor). Is the
> : Lennox one worthwhile?
> :
> : Thanks!
> :
> : John
> :
> :
> :
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