Important News About Furnaces Manufactured Prior to 2001!
More than 49 Brands Have Been Found to Possess Potentially Defective Parts that Present a Possible Risk of Fire and Carbon Monoxide.
You count on your furnace to keep your home warm and comfortable. With regular maintenance, most furnaces should operate properly for years.
However, that’s not always the case. Two legal battles have revealed information all homeowners deserve to know… You may have a furnace with
some serious concerns…
According to the findings in two class actions lawsuits, more than 49 brands of furnaces produced prior to 2001 may contain faulty parts. Often, these furnaces will operate for years without a problem. Yet they still remain a possible fire and/or carbon monoxide risk.
These 49 brands of furnaces have been sold by many of the most commonly known companies in the heating and cooling industry. Consequently, these furnaces with potentially defective parts can be found throughout North America. If your furnace was manufactured before 2001, it is suggested that you have it evaluated by an HVAC professional.