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Originally Posted By: poffenberger
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Could anyone tell me if this furnace is a 2000 model


Mod# 350MAV036060


Ser# 0589A00873

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Originally Posted By: jhagarty
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http://www.bryant.com/corp/details/0,1312,CLI1_DIV42_ETI8426,00.html


http://www.bryant.com/corp/generic_form/1,1323,CLI1_DIV42_ETI8776,00.html

I would suggest contacting Bryant directly and asking for a Technical support representative. I have always found the Tech Reps to be extremely helpful.

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Originally Posted By: jpeck
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Paul,


I'd say 05/89 - Ser# 0589A00873.

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Originally Posted By: jhagarty
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Jerry:


That was my first thought. (1989)

Was there something that indicated that the unit was 2000 vintage??

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Joseph Hagarty

HouseMaster / Main Line, PA
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HouseMaster. Home inspections. Done right.

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Originally Posted By: Brian A. Goodman
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Paul,


According to Preston’s Guide they made that model from 1993 - 2000 (60,000 BTU’s). That’s as specific as they get on that one.

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Originally Posted By: poffenberger
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0589A00873 The four numbers before the letter usually would be week/year, speaking in general terms. The 00 after the letter made me have second thoughts, not to mention the condion of the whole unit. The other possibility would be that maybe I wrote down 0589 instead of 0598


Any more thoughts


Thanks much.