I am looking for the age chart for a Borg-Warner furnace. It looks pretty old, at least 20 years. The Serial is JM221124 Model is UG080D08N-1B. I read that York is the same as BW, but the age chart at http://hisearch.web.officelive.com/hvac.aspx?txtSerial=jm221124 does not match.
Is there a decoder site? I read at Inspectorpedia forum that there are decoder sites, but there links are dead links.
York was a division of them,and I thought they just made auto parts on Diversey.
Try this…
York: (Unitary Products since 1984) Note: they skip the letters I, O, Q, U, Z. Fraser, Johnston, and Luxaire were purchased by York in 1980 SECOND LETTER – MONTH OF MANUFACTURE A = January, B = February, C = March, D = April, E = May, F = June, G = July, H = August, J = September, K = October, L = November, M = December Year of assembled indicated by 3rd & 4th letter in the serial number up to 1980, however a note form York indicated that prior to 1980 point of manufacture (1st digit) and month assembled (2nd digit) was not used. After 1980 they went to a four letter prefix mostly NA but some start with EM
Looks over 20 years old to me and i just tell them get ready to buy.
was it even 60,000 btu?
It is a 1000sq ft condo, it was 80,000 btu. Thanks bob for the info. It looked original to me and the building is around 1980-85. I was going to tell them to get ready to buy, but I like to be able to give them an age.
I didn’t climb anything. I still have a sore ankle. I am reporting that the access hole in the closet has no cover. I can imagine her or her kids falling in there.