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.
1233926
My home is 42 years old. I live in a warm climate year round, so twice a year is all I need to keep the filter clean. I only use my A/C when the indoor temp is above 80, and the heater when the indoor temp is below 60, so my HVAC system does not get a lot of use.
313451
I used it in a decade furnace and it worked fine. You should look at your unit and see if it will fit. Good luck.
497089
These might cause the fan to increase the noise if running at full speed, but this is expected from any filter. I would only install them on intake fans, they really catch a lot of dust.
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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Hi, I wanted to update this info. In looking at all various pricing of these filters, I must say that the quality and price of these, are the best in what's out there!! I'd say that they're worth it!! I change mine often.. I live in dusty Arizona!
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Look online under "Furnace Parts", find one which asks for model # and type it in. Some parts have more than one number but you should be able to find if OK for your furnace. Otherwise ask the folks at the furnace parts online store or by phone. Furnace repair coming to our home said they would install if we had our own part and it saves $80+ dollars ( if you cannot do yourself). Hope this helps. Good luck to you!
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 !!
76735
This filter is specifically for a central forced air furnace system. most window AC units I've seen are quite a bit smaller, and a different material.
2253316
Sorry, but I don't know of any other homeowner who keeps track of the run time of their system. Guess I have had cheap thermostats. These filters are good for "up to 3 months." Based on my experience, I change them every 2 months which has worked out well. I also check the filter about every 30 days to be sure it's not too dirty. The 2 month schedule has worked well. These filters are not that expensive to make getting every last second of use out of them worthwhile in my opinion. Now if you are using them in an industrial situation, or your house is subject to a lot of dust coming in, then you may want to change them more often. In any case, I use my own judgement about when to change them. In my situation, we have no pets, live in suburbia (no industry nearby to create dirty air) and neither of us has allergies. Sorry not to be more specific, but I don't agonize over replacing these filters.
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One more thing on the higher filtration filters. As other comments DEPENDING upon your furnace/AC, they MAY BE took thick for adequate air flow. My installer/yearly check up company said ONLY use LOWER filtration for times when the Air Conditioner is used as they CAN cause freeze up. On the high efficiency newer furnaces, they can do fine with higher FPR rating. So I use 4 thinner rating in the summer and the 7 in the winter.
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I have had no problems with the filter causing much airflow resistance. At the recommendation of the furnace installer, I changed the filter every 6 months but checked it about every 3 months. I ordered replacement filters on line. In the package with the filters the manufacturer recommends changing it annually or oftener if there is a heavier dust loading on the filter.
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Based on my experience, no. I just moved to a house w central air and gave away my window unit. It worked wonderfully and the filter seemed to clean better than past filters I used. If you find your unit works harder with this filter, I doubt it's caused by the filter. Good luck!
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The filter is mine is tight enough to stay in place. I would suggest getting an inexpensive furnace/air conditioner filter, cut the filter material to form a pre- filter in front of the carbon filter. Make it long enough to loop over the top (and perhaps bottom). I did this but didn't have to loop it around, just taping it in place. In this way the expensive filters will last longer, since large size particles ( &gt; 5 Microns) are caught first.
2013617
CharlesouTou are welcome. This has been a great filter. I have had it running continuously (other than cleaning) for more than 7 years with no problems.Mark
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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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Leo -If the Trane XB13 is a heat pump, my GUESS is that it will work. However, I strongly recommend that you contact Honeywell tech support at www.ecccustomercare@honeywell.com. I found them to be very responsive to inquiries. I have four different manufacturers' heat pumps and this t-stat works well with all of them. Joel