Borg Warner furnace age

[Chad Fabry]

Borg Warner MDNM062323

I checked online and the decoder chart. Here's your chance to make the TIJ chart that much better than all the rest.

Is it the same as York? If it's the same as York that makes it an '82 which would be perfect for this 1983 house. If it's the same as York, should Mike change the furnace doc to read Borg/ Warner, see York

[Bain]

I used that chart last week to figure out the age of an old Peerless boiler. Thanks again for putting the decoder together, Mikey.

[Chad Fabry]

I used that chart last week to figure out the age of an old Peerless boiler. Thanks again for putting the decoder together, Mikey.

Yeah, thanks. Can we get back to my needs now?

[Bain]

I used that chart last week to figure out the age of an old Peerless boiler. Thanks again for putting the decoder together, Mikey.

Yeah, thanks. Can we get back to my needs now?

Yeah, I forgot. It's all about you, Chaddo . . .

[Marc]

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December, 83'?

Marc

EDIT: Whoops, April, 83'

[Chad Fabry]

Thanks Marc... so Borg Warner is the same as York?

[Bill Kibbel]

BW owned York from 1956 until 1986, when YORK International spun off. In 2005, York International was purchased by Johnson Controls.

I believe that when your furnace was made, a BW labeled unit was the same coding as one with a York label. There are other items on a furnace where you can find numbers to confirm the date of manufacture.

[Jim Katen]

Borg Warner MDNM062323

I checked online and the decoder chart. Here's your chance to make the TIJ chart that much better than all the rest.

Is it the same as York? If it's the same as York that makes it an '82 which would be perfect for this 1983 house. If it's the same as York, should Mike change the furnace doc to read Borg/ Warner, see York

Yes, for decoding purposes, Borg Warner is the same as York. Although it'd be more accurate to say that York is the same as Borg Warner.

You can use the York decoding chart for pretty much any furnace or AC unit whose serial number starts with 4 letters.

- Jim Katen, Oregon

[Chad Fabry]

Thanks Bill and Jim. I appreciate the help.

Even though Jon selfishly tried to change the subject before my needs were sated, I share his sentiments. Thanks Mike.

[Bain]

Thanks Bill and Jim. I appreciate the help.

Even though Jon selfishly tried to change the subject before my needs were sated, I share his sentiments. Thanks Mike.

If you were a woman, I would apologize. Since you're a man, I'm going to turn this incident into a teachable moment. Chad, my friend, life is not fair. I realize it's difficult, but sometimes you simply have to pull yourself together, brush away the tears, and move forward.

[Erby]

Yo, Chad. Put on your big girl panties and deal with it.

Heard that from my sister-in-law in upstate New Yawk a few months ago. Couldn't resist.

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[hausdok]

Hi All,

I just got off the phone with York and they've sent me an updated nomenclature chart. This is for York, Frazier-Johnson, Luxaire, BW, Coleman products since April 2004. When I get a chance I'll pull down the old chart and add this and a bunch of other stuff I've got to the chart and then post a new one. In the meantime, those of you who see UPG products regularly should print off the nomenclature file below.

ONE TEAM - ONE FIGHT!!!

Mike

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