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House has an Air-Ease (no other mfg ID) Oil fired forced hot air furnace. I have not seen this brand around here before, 6 years of inspecting full time! Need to determine age. Property is being transferred using a low cost first time homeowner revitalization program. The revitalization group inspector says the furnace must be replaced, it is too old. Unit looks near new, no rust, operates well.
Nomenclature panel shows the following: Model: LBR8OC112/125D20 Serial: 8404506602 I am thinking the guy said it must be replaced because they also do the work. (He also wanted to charge Client $600.00 for lead in paint testing. Was really upset when Client said I was doing all lab sampling) An advance thanks to whoever replies. Need to have the report out Friday when the labs come back. |
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Dealers near you Results of Search Using ZIP Code 13601 97 Miles ADRIONDACK ENERGY Phone: 518-483-3835 17 JUNCTION RD MALONE, NY 12953 ![]() 92 Miles ALLEN & PALMER TRUE VALUE Phone: 518-863-4717 PO BOX 510 NORTHVILLE, NY 12134 ![]() 97 Miles ENUF HEATING AND COOLING Phone: 518-883-4076 1702 STATE HWY 29 GLOVERSVILLE, NY 12078 ![]() 97 Miles PRECISION SHEET METAL Phone: 518-725-6010 31 SOUTH ARLINGTON AVE GLOVERSVILLE, NY 12078 ![]() 100 Miles QUALITY COMFORT Phone: 518-441-0142 116 WEST GRAND ST PALATINE BRIDGE, NY 13428
Need help on inspection call my cell 613-827-2011 I like email Roycooke@hotmail.com Never wrestle with a pig (however titled) as you just get dirty and the pig has all the fun. |
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maybe 1966 by looking at the serial number.
I just inspected a home with an old oil fired furnace from 1964 still operating. The vent pipe was wrapped with damaged asbestos. The one I inspected clearly had the year and manufacture date on it. By looking at the serial number you provided, looks as though it could be Feb of 1966 or April of 1984. Did it look like it could have been from 1966? When was the home built? |
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Thanks Roy and Matthew
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Update from regional distributor of Penstan / Air-Ease.
Digits 3 and 4 of the serial number indicate the year of manufacture. In this case, 2004. Thanks all Tom |
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Wow I was way off the mark. It would make things some much easier if they just had the manufacture date easily marked. Every manufacturer is so different.
Thanks for the info. |
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