Originally Posted By: ecox1
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Originally Posted By: jpope
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The data plate would be inside behind the cover. I think it would be safe to say that its an original installation (7 years).
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Originally Posted By: lkage
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| The house is seven years old.
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That's a good guess. 
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Originally Posted By: ecox1
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thanks guys
Originally Posted By: Jay Moge
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yeah 7 year old house, unlikely they replaced it already, and if they did, “furnace is 7 years old or less…”
Originally Posted By: jhagarty
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| Do anyone have an idea of how old this furnace there was no lables on it. The house is seven years old.[ Image: http://www.nachi.org/bbsystem/usrimages/D/DSCF0096.JPG ] |
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Originally Posted By: bkelly2
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Is the unit sitting on a piece of wood in the secondary drip pan?
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Originally Posted By: ecox1
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yes it is
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Originally Posted By: bking
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The brown cables are low voltage wiring, from the thermostat and to the exterior unit. The green looks like a ground to the gas piping. Sloppy but not necessarily wrong.
Originally Posted By: dvalley
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Originally Posted By: Gary Reecher
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Have the furnace checked by an HVAC company. From what I can see of the burners through the louvers those were the style that were recalled due to light off problems. Don’t qoute but believe the new burners are replacement free. Owners just pay for labor.
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Originally Posted By: aslimack
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Earl,
Just curious. How long have you been inspecting? Any formal training?
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Originally Posted By: fbuttermore
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Earl, I was a little concerned seeing a flexible gas line going to the unit…Is that accepted in your area?
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