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Old 10/28/07, 11:06 PM
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Does anyone have a Preston's guide? I saw a not yet installed Carrier system in a new home. I couldn't tell whether its gas or electric as it was sealed. Here is the info the builder gave me: Model FY4ANB060 SN 1906A86279.
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Old 10/29/07, 12:24 AM
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Old 10/29/07, 12:33 AM
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Is it electric?
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Old 10/29/07, 2:52 AM
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I would just say in the report that you could not inspect it because it was not yet installed



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Old 10/29/07, 7:59 AM
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You would need the furnace model # to determine gas or electric. If not installed as you stated look in the closet or where ever the unit is to be installed and look for the rough in service; gas or electric should be stubbed out.



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There was no gas connection in the utility room for the furnace and on a service plate I could see 230V requirement, Model FY4ANB060 . I can just assume it's an electric. I cannot really write anything definate in the report. Thanks for advice.
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Old 10/29/07, 11:56 PM
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There was no gas connection in the utility room for the furnace and on a service plate I could see 230V requirement, Model FY4ANB060 . I can just assume it's an electric. I cannot really write anything definate in the report. Thanks for advice.
Well they don't make 230 volt gas furnaces. The # you are showing looks similar to a A/C # not a furnace # would have to go to carrier my self to cross that # you are showing. I am having a hard time believing the builder on a new home does not have the rough in service provided for furnace. Is this a slab floor or crawl space. Perhaps I am just being dumb tonight have those days you know. Been talking to a roofer all day one with that far away look in his eyes. The kind of guy that if you look in his eyes there is no one home.
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Old 10/30/07, 12:39 AM
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Well they don't make 230 volt gas furnaces. The # you are showing looks similar to a A/C # not a furnace # would have to go to carrier my self to cross that # you are showing. I am having a hard time believing the builder on a new home does not have the rough in service provided for furnace. Is this a slab floor or crawl space. Perhaps I am just being dumb tonight have those days you know. Been talking to a roofer all day one with that far away look in his eyes. The kind of guy that if you look in his eyes there is no one home.
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Sound like he might have been a little too high' on the roof. I could only give him the date by the serial no. First 2 numbers are the week second 2 are the year. The model #FY4ANB060 didn't match anything I have, I went to their site and nothing even close to that. I'm like you it must be electric, don't know what it is. Furnace, A/C or heat Pump.



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Old 10/30/07, 3:48 PM
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Thanks guys,

The client told me he found the HVAC people who are installing the system and talk to them. I couldn't find anything on the company's site either.
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