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Years owned: 2
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"Very NOISY and breaks down"
Every time this ac comes on I think there's a fire alarm sounding! It's got to be the loudest thing ever made! Besides that, it's broken down twice in 2 years and now I go to turn it on for the first time this year and guess what??? Nothing but warm air coming out of the vents! Buyer beware of Coleman. Unreliable, loud pos!
Years owned: 2
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"Warranty honored, BUT..."
Bought new home that builder put a Coleman-York 5 ton ac system into. Air handler blower motor crapped out the 2nd summer. Good news - the 5 yr. PARTS warranty was honored - good since the replacement motor cost appx. $500. Bad news was that it took just over a WEEK for it to arrive. Bad news - the LABOR to replace the motor was almost $200. Rated this as a neutral - just the facts as we saw them...your mileage will almost certainly vary.
Location: Midwest
Years owned: 28
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"Coleman Presidential 11 A/C"
I have a Coleman Presidential 11 central air unit. It is 28 years old, and only had a condenser fan replaced 8 years ago. It is fairly efficient for its age. In 2004 it developed a leak. I had to keep adding freon about every 3 months during use and a lot after winter in the spring. One service man said to replace it. I got another service man to put in a central air sealant, and it has been working fine the last 4 years without having to add any freon at all. I would say that is pretty good for a 28year old unit.
Location: Arlington, TX
Years owned: 15
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"Worked like a champ"
Moved into a house about 5 years ago that had a 10 year old Coleman condensing unit. The only problem I ever had was that ants crawled up into a contactor, but the technician laughed it off and refused payment for cleaning them out. I recently ended up replacing the whole system with a high efficiency system when a leak developed on the inside coil. 15 years is a pretty good life span for an HVAC system.
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