How old is this Bryant unit ?

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Originally Posted By: rharrington
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Originally Posted By: lkage
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Color looks 60’s ish…could it be rebuilt, rebuilt, rebuilt?

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Originally Posted By: aleleika
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sorry, don’t have any idea. But I’m curious…did it run?

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Originally Posted By: rharrington
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It is 90 degrees with very high humidty and the inside of this house was 75 degrees. This is a 106 year old house without all the newer cold air return and it did a good job. Would even do a better job once the coils and fins are cleaned.


So YES it did.

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Rick

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Originally Posted By: lewens
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Rick


It appears the tag has been painted over, top right corner in the back. Or has it been torn off?


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Originally Posted By: rharrington
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couldn’t make out anything on this tag and trying to scrap to see provided no improvement.


I'm going to take some mineral spirits over and see if I can get some better results.

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Rick

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Originally Posted By: jwilliams4
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Rick - I installed a bunch of those “Quiet Line” ACs back in the


1970s. They weren't really all that quiet though. I'm surprised

that thing is still running.

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Originally Posted By: rharrington
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Quote:
Carrier, Bryant, Payne, Day & Night: Recently (last 20 years or so) the first four numbers in the serial number represent the week and year. Previously, it was a complex series of letters and single digits. Call 905 672-0860 if you get stuck. Found an 800 number 800-428-4326



Carrier/Bryant cannot find any info on this expect to drop the leading 3 in the serial number and it's a 1980 model from the X (didn't get a warm and fuzzy from this representative)... so they directed me to a local dealer who confirmed for the X = October and the 0 = 1980. A 2 ton unit.





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