i have a trane xr90. these filters wont cause my furnace to overheat, will they?, any other risks, and what signs should i watch out for
346527
clean your burner nitrogen these are the best filters period !! Check blower
346528
I am not familiar with your particular furnace but I wouldn't think a filter of this type would cause any overheating.
953238
We have a Trane with AUX Heat. There are wiring options that covered mine. It should be the same with your application.
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.
1266002
I have used these filters for the past 1 1/2 years without any problems. Sorry you encountered a problem.
580531
These filters are for forced air furnaces. You must get the exact size that your furnace requires. Remove your existing filter to see what size it is.
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The charcoal filters are meant to be used when you don't have the access to vent the fan outside. If you already have it vented, there is no point in using them as I don't believe there would be any additional value. I hope this helps.
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Fred I wish I could help you. I have had my kit for 12 months now , just replaced the filter after 12 months. It was dirty but not bad. We have 2 cats and 2800 sq. feet of living space, a 22 year old standard furnace 80% eff. I am happy with the up grade. Can't really comment on Merv and strain on furnace.
1761006
I would say it could be done if you use a furnace filter or something with the same mesh as the that comes with the unit, but these units are not cheap and I prefer just. To buy there replacements !!
2132254
My furnace on my 2008 Hi Lo would not stay lit. It would cycle on an off. I read on the internet a simular problem was solved by replacing the circuit board. A dealer wanted me to bring the whole furnace in for service. I took a chance on replacing the circuit board and it solved the problem. I am not sure if you are talking about the same circuit board or furnace. I took a chance that I would be losing the cost of the circuit board.
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If you use regular 20x25x1 Furnace filters in your heat pump, then I don't see why not. Just pay attention to the "Air flow direction" on the edge of this filter. I have convention furnace myself, I LOVE this filter. Cleans easy, and air quality has gone WAY up in the house.
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It should not cause a problem with the furnace, MERV 11 is a higher rating for trapping particulates.See this site http://www.filters4life.com/What-is-MERV-rating-s/4961.htm among others for a better idea.
33225
Please read your furnace manual, but I have never heard of only using 1 kind of filter, any kind should work depending how much filtration you want.
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Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have liked the ones I've used, though I change them monthly. Helps keep inside furnace clean. Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have... » Read More Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have liked the ones I've used, though I change them monthly. Helps keep inside furnace clean. « Show Less
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I have been using these filters for some time now and never any issues, these filters seem to do a very good job at catching fine dust and dog dander. I do change mine more often than the manufacturer recommendation, I do so every 2-3 weeks just to make sure that my system is not working harder to keep up.
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Hi Grammacat, We found no instruction regarding this. We use these in a home with central air conditioning running. But I would also advise that you clean out your AC & filter every summer before turning it on. If it is already in use, consider cleaning it, otherwise you could have all kids of spores, etc., blowing in via the unit.
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Generally, the instructions for the filters will mention that something like this may happen. I do not recall this happening to us with the filters we ordered. Keep in mind that not all filters are top quality. Investigate the manufacturer before the purchase.
346021
Not it work only for RHEEM. You have to buy flame sensor for TRANE. It is little diference on size.