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Old 6/17/08, 1:09 AM
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Default Airtemp furnace age

Serial # 51 N0014. Anyone got a clue? Thanks..
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Old 6/17/08, 9:41 AM
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Default Re: Airtemp furnace age

age is determined by model #, not serial #'s. do you have the model #?



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Old 6/17/08, 1:44 PM
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Default Re: Airtemp furnace age

Airtemp was made by Chrysler, I believe. They sold out to Fedders in 1976. If is indeed a Chrsysler airtemp, it would have to be 20+ yrs old. At least that's what my notes read.
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I'm thinking 40+ years. Michael, I will see if I got a picture of the model #. Thanks..
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Old 6/18/08, 2:40 AM
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Serial # 51 N0014. Anyone got a clue? Thanks..
The 51 indicates January 1975. Sometime in January or February 1975 they switched to a different system but I do have a couple of other 51 serial numbers in my records that were corroborated with installation dates, building construction dates, and/or ANSI dates.



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