York Air Conditioner Model Numbers
Hvac Serial and Model numbers
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Hvac Serial and Model numbers
Each Hvac brand has its own serial and model number and each serial and model number have a different way of telling you the information.
You can’t use Carrier serial and model to decode Trane hvac units. It would be confusing and wrong.
Some hvac brand also has new code for its new hvac units. For example, York hvac had two different serial numbers for 1971 through 2004 and for 2005 through the present day. You can’t use information from 2005 to decode 1980 hvac unit, it wouldn’t works.
These air conditioner numbers mean a lot. Without the serial and model number, it would be hard to find a replacement part of that central ac unit (I’m not referring to small parts).
You could say air conditioner serial and model number is it characteristics or it identities.
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Hi I have a Carrier System the Condensor Unit S#1004E33130 Model #38TA042
My Coil is Carrier Model#CK5AXA042 S#3204X52131
The furnace is a Carrier Model#58CMR. This is my complete system installed new back in 2004.
Today I went to turn on the breaker to work the A/C and set the thermostat the inside blower turned on, as it supposed to also the condensor/ and compressor turned on as well like it supposed to, however it is short cycling. I have tested the fan it is ok, I am going to borrow some A/C guages to test pressure. All the electrical wiring is good and tests good nothing corroded or loose. What else should I check? What could the problem be? Also I noticed with the condensor unit breaker off and the thermostat on I hear a buzzzing not sure if its from the compressor or capacitor any help is appreciated last I checked I had liquid line pressure at 168 psig, saturation tempature for measured pressure is 59 degrees, liquid line tempature is 70 deg
running R-410A. Outdoor dry bulb52 deg