Robert E Lee Posted July 6, 2006 Report Posted July 6, 2006 I normally don't have much trouble figuring out the age of heating and cooling units, however I'm stumped on this York furnace, the serial # is EGJM364379. I'm guessing the furnace is less than five years old by the looks of it, but I'm not able to get that out of the serial number. Thanks for the help. Robert E Lee GENERAL Home Inspections
DonTx Posted July 6, 2006 Report Posted July 6, 2006 I'd say a 2000 model. Normally when a York starts with 4 letters, the third one indicates the year. York does not use I,O,Q and U in their serial numbers (or they didn't). The last year that the Technical Reference Guide shows for York is 1998, which is a "G". Following this order, "H" would be 1999 and since "I's" are not used, the next letter used for the year 2000 is a "J". Donald "I need a life" Lawson
Richard Moore Posted July 6, 2006 Report Posted July 6, 2006 Not sure where I got this, but you might want to print it out and carry it with you. YORK (Unitary Products since 1984) Note: they skip the letters I, O, Q, U, Z. Year of make indicated by 3rd letter in the serial number. 1971 - A 1972 - B 1973 - C 1974 - D 1975 - E 1976 - F 1977 - G 1978 - H 1979 - J 1980 - K 1981 - L 1982 ââ¬â M 1983 ââ¬â N 1984 ââ¬â P 1985 - R 1986 - S 1987 - T 1988 - V 1989 - W 1990 - X 1991 ââ¬â Y 1992 ââ¬â A 1993 - B 1994 - C 1995 ââ¬â D 1996 - E 1997 - F 1998 - G 1999 - H 2000 - J 2001 - K 2002 - L 2003 - M 2004 - N 2005 - P 2006 - R 2007 - S
Robert E Lee Posted July 7, 2006 Author Report Posted July 7, 2006 I have done just that, thanks so much Robert E Lee GENERAL Home Inspections
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