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Old 1/27/07, 2:02 PM
Ron Carter Ron Carter is offline
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The label was just barely readable for any information.
The unit is Armstrong Air model 38HWC243A-1A
S/N 8499E14329
I put the serial number because of certain manufacturers changing items and codes and yes it is a 1999 that part I don't need, this unit is a combination heat and cooling I have checked Armstrong air, Lennox and a few others but have not been able to find this unit.
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Old 1/27/07, 2:58 PM
Larry D. Kage Larry D. Kage is offline
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The label was just barely readable for any information.
The unit is Armstrong Air model 38HWC243A-1A
S/N 8499E14329
24/12=2 ton


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Old 2/1/07, 5:20 PM
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I get alot of E-Mails offering help for that.
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Old 2/1/07, 5:44 PM
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Unit size.....tee-hee I thought size didn't matter!

sorry, couldn't resist.


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