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Can anyone date a Basmor boiler for me?
Model 1005PWXNA S/N B61-1543 Thanks Joe Skrypka MBA RHI CMI The Home Inspection Guy Inc. Hamilton, Ontario Canada Membership No. NACHI050062193 |
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You mite try to google it. I've had to for American Standard and Burnham American boilers. They don't really use the serail for a specific year. It's like a range of years. also, if there is a boiler servive company in your area they can be really helpful too.
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The type of serial number is a common one, so I'd way that it was from February 1961, unit #1543.
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Wish there was a photo of the nomenclature plate. If memory serves me Amana manufactured Basmor for a period of time and therefore may have very well fallen under the B-L-A-C-K-H-O-R-S-E method of determining the age.
This unit may have been manufactured in 61, 71 or 81. www.buildingcenter.org Quickly determine the date of manufacture, age or production of most HVAC and Water Heating equipment |
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