Date These Furnaces and A/C please!

[DonTx]

They're old and lonely and need company..[:-eyebrow

Seriously, I can't find my C&D reference manual and Preston's doesn't give me electric furnace info.

#1

BDP electric furnace

SN#R2D00514 MOD#:517ENO42

#2

York electric furnace

SN#MEVS218470 MOD#:N2AHD10A06C

#3

York A/C

Mod# H1CF042S06A SN# MHXM244770

Thanks,

[Kyle Kubs]

Originally posted by Donald Lawson

They're old and lonely and need company..[:-eyebrow

Seriously, I can't find my C&D reference manual and Preston's doesn't give me electric furnace info.

#1

BDP electric furnace

SN#R2D00514 MOD#:517ENO42

#2

York electric furnace

SN#MEVS218470 MOD#:N2AHD10A06C

#3

York A/C

Mod# H1CF042S06A SN# MHXM244770

Thanks,

Donald

York has a dating code using the third letter in the serial # to correspond to a date starting at A - in 1971 and again in 1992 not using the letters I (eye) O (oh) Q U or Z. so the #2 furnace is a 1988 manufacture and the #3 is either 1973 or 1994 (you'll have to use other info, appearence, age of home...) to determine which. Never heard of BDP furnaces up here in the North East so, can't help you on that. Don't see many electric furnaces up here...Whats the life expectancy on them? I'd assume pretty long compared to gas or oil.

[hausdok]

Hi Don,

It's all right here in the HVAC forum in past threads. You just have to go back and look for it. Did you know that TIJ's archives are searchable? Hmmmm?

Here: http://www.tijonline.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2981

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

[Terence McCann]

BDP was (not sure if thier still in business or not) a sub-divison of Carrier. Mostly smaller package units in commercial application.