Mckeownce Posted December 7, 2013 Report Posted December 7, 2013 I hope someone can give me advice regarding a heating problem I've encountered in my home. I have an old Apollo heating system (M-46-4.0, Serial #A9249816), and just had a local HVAC repair company come out to my house for another diagnosis/repair. The repairman stated that I needed to replace a cracked coil again - just two months after the first coil installation. I thought these coils lasted for years. Fortunately, I have insurance coverage for this unit, but this is getting old very fast, and a huge storm is approaching the east coast. Have these coils possibly been known to be defective? I appreciate any advice you can offer!
Scottpat Posted December 7, 2013 Report Posted December 7, 2013 Sometimes mechanical things just break! I put a new coil in my water heater not long ago and I had to replace it again in three months! The dang thing just cracked in half! Try doing an internet search for the model and brand that you had replaced. If folks have had problems, I bet they have posted somewhere about it.
Tom Raymond Posted December 7, 2013 Report Posted December 7, 2013 I'll second that. I replaced a 13 or 14 month old water heater the night before Thanksgiving.
Jim Katen Posted December 7, 2013 Report Posted December 7, 2013 I hope someone can give me advice regarding a heating problem I've encountered in my home. I have an old Apollo heating system (M-46-4.0, Serial #A9249816), and just had a local HVAC repair company come out to my house for another diagnosis/repair. The repairman stated that I needed to replace a cracked coil again - just two months after the first coil installation. I thought these coils lasted for years. Fortunately, I have insurance coverage for this unit, but this is getting old very fast, and a huge storm is approaching the east coast. Have these coils possibly been known to be defective? I appreciate any advice you can offer! Insurance, heck, it should be covered under the warranty.
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