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Quick Navigation AOP Residential HVAC Top Most manufacturers will not warranty it if the coil is old.ДЄre you sure that price is only $850 installed? By me, it would be easily double that price. It will be a good idea to replace that 10 year old coil with a new one to match your new outside unit. The difference is mostly in the better cabinet design and warranty on the Trane. There is nothing wrong with the Payne unit. I don't want to buy a piece of garbage, but money is tight.Д®ither unit you choose will not be a piece of garbage. Considering that, would you still recommend the Trane? This is not under home warranty, so its on me. The estimate for the Payne is $850 installed. The estimate for the Trane is over $1000 to replace. The unit is 10 years old, so considering its age, would it be worth getting that repair for $350 - if that is indeed where the leak is? I am getting a second opinion today from another company. The repair guys talked about about copper and aluminum coils, so not sure if the leak is at the connection or not. We did not replace the whole thing, but several major parts were replaced, so it is essentially a new unit. I know that we had a major repair done to it a couple of years ago. Man, thanks for all the input! I am not sure what the unit is upstairs. Our 20th year anniversary is May 21, 2020.

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By continuing to use the website, you consent to our use of cookies. To learn about our use of cookies and how you can manage your cookie settings, please see our Cookie Policy. It was really, really irritating.We use cookies to improve your website experience. I remember the old days with a single-stage motor and single stage burner, and so it'd run at full blast super loud mode when on, then turn off to complete quietness. The higher end units were rated as quieter, but I guess much of that quieter rating had to do with the fact they came with the blanket pre-installed.Д®ugW wrote: в†‘It's a 2-stage furnace with variable speed motor, so I'm guessing it will usually be running much quieter than its worst case scenario. Finally I paid extra to get a condenser blanket installed, and that quieted it down significantly, but some of the higher end and higher efficiency Lennox units already included one, so that partially would offset the higher cost. I didn't think it'd matter that much but since I'm often in the backyard in the summer, I'd hear my Lennox AC running and it'd drive me nuts. But that was a few years ago.ДЄlso, one thing I learned the hard way was central AC unit noise was very important to me, even though the unit sat outdoors. It was really, really irritating.Д«TW, are there still any eco rebates on the AC units available? I remember when I bought mine, I believe 14 SEER was eligible but lower SEER numbers were not. It's a 2-stage furnace with variable speed motor, so I'm guessing it will usually be running much quieter than its worst case scenario.

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