I have a Lennox 10ACC-036-230, 33,800 BTU condenser. The coils are corroded, as I hear all Lennox units do. Is this unit compatible?
215450
yes please let me know the serial to make for sure, feel free to contact support at 1-800-360-1569
776302
Personally I would try the one by Solrus which one reviewer said worked with his Trane (misspelled as Tran). This one worked on a very old GE but it was listed. I wouldn't trust any of the claims for "more" unless your specific brand is listed. Sorry.
1284674
Yes it will work. Most units are standard until u get to the brand new models. Most common mistake people make is thinking its the heating element when its actually a high temp limit switch. For the money try the heating element first. If that doesnt fix it i would look there. Good luck.
661306
I 1st checked my info on my Furnace. I have a 2-y/o Lennox. It 'fit' perfectly. If you have an 'old' filter in-place...that one should have the # on it, to Order it's 'twin'. So your new one will FIT 'perfectly'...
1169128
Sorry can't answere that. My model furnace is a 383KAV/395CAV Upflow. I replaced it with this part and it works fine.
519886
I believe that would be a question that you should contact General Electric about. My unit is installed in my garage and has worked out perfectly for me.
2132669
The line connections are flare nut. So you will have to purge lines and use a vacuum pump to eliminate all air and non condensables out of the line set and the inside coil.
1643969
I have mine on a 3.5 ton unit ans I put my uv light inside the air conditioner condenser coil and it all works great.
2000246
Frigidaire is listed as one of the manufactures it works with. But,Kenmore is also listed and I haven't gotten it to work with my A/C unit. So it is a gamble although not an expensive one.
1682460
The 12000 BTU model of this AC does resume after a power failure. I assume this one will as well as they are same series . By the way I have had my 12000 BTU model for 3 summers and about to start the 4th. It works perfectly .
542764
Sorry Deborah I never tried it against another unit. Are they Honeywell units? If so I would buy one to find out. I purchase 100's of these for crawlspaces and always use the same brand with no trouble.
1065418
Yes. I can only get mine to run on the high setting. Not sure what the BTU output is ? It starts out wide open then tapers off maybe to the low setting ?It will not function in any other setting. Thinking about tossing it before something bad happens.I also had to move the safety shutoff probe closer to the heat grid to get it to work at all.
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My furnace mod # is 58wav070-12112, not sure about yours. Google your model # to see if it takes the same. This is a very common inductor motor for these brands. Make sure you order the fan assembly that it suggests (you'll never be able to remove the old one from the old motor shaft!). Good luck!
952203
This will work with any radiator or heat exchange coil. While I haven't checked, some people claim up to a 20psi drop in system pressure which is an increase in efficiency and system longevity. http://www.ericthecarguy.com/forum/18-The-EricTheCarGuy-Video-Forum/51745-increasing-ac-performance-by-cleaning-condensers?limitstart=0
464060
I don't know anything about a Lennox system so I can't give an appropriate answer. It works fine and in not a problem on my Aprilaire humidifier.
930828
This motor should be fine for a fan motor AC replacement. The current draw is .3 amps more...that should be OK. You usually have to shorten the shaft.Not knowing exactly what condenser unit you are putting it in this is a best guess. Though, it should be fine...take care, Ross
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If the controllers in the AC units and the controllers in the heating units are compatible with the 5 button thermostats it will work, you better check the part numbers on the controllers (inside the units themselves) and call Dometic and make sure, these units are very specific with compatibility, even with other Dometic models and years. Their service dept is very helpful so you won't end up with very expensive book ends.