StevenT Posted July 8, 2007 Report Posted July 8, 2007 I need some help dating a: Trane Compressor Model # TTB042D100AO Serial # R451XW9BF Trane air handler Model # TWG048A (48,000btu/4ton ???) Serial # R273CGM1V Peerless boiler Model # DE04SVWPC Serial # 326178 200049 I searched previous forums, but couldn't find what I needed. I appreciate any help.
Brandon Chew Posted July 8, 2007 Report Posted July 8, 2007 Try eHarmony.com (sorry, I couldn't resist) Ok, in exchange for being a wise-guy I should try to answer your question. These came from two files that I downloaded from message boards at some time in the past. I'm not sure where I got these from, so I can't give proper attribution to the authors. If anyone recognizes these, please give the author the credit. It looks like your Trane and your Peerless is 2000. Trane Capacity: Trane has used a number of different methods for encoding capacity information in the model number. It is commonly found in the first three digits ââ¬â sometimes and Btus, sometimes as tons. Example: SPCC-B504-A = 5.0 ton, Or TWS748A = 48,000 Btu = 4 ton Age: Through the seventies date of manufacture information is found as a number and a letter in the serial number where the number is the single digit year and the letter indicates the month. A=Jan B=Feb C=Mar Etc. Example: 1C-xxxx = March 1971 In the early ââ¬Ë80s Trane began to stamp the date of manufacture in the lower right hand corner of the data plate. TRANE Trane uses alpha codes in their serial numbers to determine year of manufacture. They started this in 1987 with the letter B and skipped a couple of letters during the years........ The first letter of the serial number gives the year of manufacture as follows: In 2002 they started their serial numbers with the year it was built. In 2002 the first character of the serial number is 2, in 2003, 3 and so on. Z=2001 R=2000 P=1999 N=1998 M=97 L=96 K=95 J=94 H=93 G=92 F=91 E=90 D=89 C=88 B=87 S=86 Y=85 X=84 W=83 U=82(seventh digit) T=81(seventh digit) O, A=80(seventh digit) Peerless Prior to 1984 there was not a date code included as part of the serial number. Starting in 1984, there was a four digit date code following the serial number that was month and year. Example ââ¬â JO-12345-1084, this unit was built in October of 1984. Starting in the year 2000, same idea only it was a six digit date code following the serial number that is year and month. Example ââ¬â 1234567-200105, this would have been build in May of 2001. Anything without the addition to the serial number would have been made before 1984 and would require contact with the factory.
StevenT Posted July 8, 2007 Author Report Posted July 8, 2007 I had the same thought when I wrote the title. Thanks for the help.
chicago Posted July 8, 2007 Report Posted July 8, 2007 You have a future in marketing oh great drivid Guru.AR?
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