thanks , it was a single stage,the board had to be the problem all along finding the bad heat exchanger was a bonus
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thanks , it was a single stage,the board had to be the problem all along finding the bad heat exchanger was a bonus
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Just found one with a crack in the header,and a crack in the inducer bracket that hold the inducer motor will put pic on.
That is pretty common with tranes design and first thing I check. But my photos where a result of hairline cracks in the secondary plastic collector box. Only way to see it was to pull it, not sure if u could see the detail needed with a snake camera but I would like to try.Quote:
Originally Posted by eliteair
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Yes I have noticed them with pin holes ,heat exchangers aren't mad like they used to be and the manufacture doesn't carry the 20 yrs like they use to ..Regards
I am not sure everyone here would agree with me but why not spend a couple extra dollars and make that cover out of stainless or anything other then plastic and I wonder if they would not be having this issue anyone else fell this way?Quote:
Originally Posted by techwizard007
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had one today that was leaking water on the right hand side above the blower motor in blower compartment.(tux080c942c3) i think its the inducer. alot of sloshing on startup.unit plumb and level. upflow.drains and traps clear. please advise if im wrong. rescheduled pulling inducer and gasket replacement. all ca readings were good. 0ppm in home
Hey Techwiz...,Goodman has a lifetime on there H.X.
Most manufacturers have a 20 year or lifetime warranty. certain carrier models have only a 10 year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cosmicmuffin
Has anyone found any of these lately?Quote:
Originally Posted by 2141
Good lord, glad I found this thread! This answers my question about how Trane HX's are holding up... Now i'll be keeping an eye out.
Are these failing HX's you guys are finding not getting enough airflow or something? (in other words any of them fail with proper airflow/ductwork etc)
There is no reason outside of design or quality of materials.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gus-Herb94
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Found this one today. 9 yrs old.
I assume that is the tail piece from secondary to comb blower motor?Quote:
Originally Posted by Hvac216
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