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Old 9/11/06, 7:04 PM
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This furnace had the name tag removed
mfg # CUGE075AG01
ser # L912475960

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Old 9/11/06, 8:07 PM
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Just a guess,
75,000 input BTU
1991
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Old 9/11/06, 10:38 PM
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Default Re: another furnace age question

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This furnace had the name tag removed
mfg # CUGE075AG01
ser # L912475960

Thanks
Allan
Was it a Keeprite that is owned by International Comfort products , L=louisville plant, 91 is year and 24 is week, Inter City Gas (I.C.G.) I think used this code also, looks like 75,ooo BTU



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Old 9/11/06, 10:47 PM
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I figured it was probably a 91
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