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Location: Indianapolis
Years owned: 6
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We have a Goodman GMNT 120-5, with a professional annual service contract. So far we are on our fourth blower motor, the ignition system broke once, the flue collector box kit cracked and the unit, specifically the vent motor, is very noisy. Despite having a humidifier from General Aire attached humidity control in the house is basically none existent. We are planning to replace the unit this year with a different brand.
Location: Monument, CO.
Years owned: 5
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We have a 5 year old Goodman 2-stage GMH model and it has performed flawlessly ever since it was installed. It's very quiet and provides very even heating thoughout the home. We are very pleased with this furnace.
Location: Tijeras, NM
Years owned: 1
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I am having lots of trouble with this 80%AFUE furnamce installed with a 55000/35000 heat pump unit. Apparently the saleman forgot to tell me that at 7100' elevation the heat pump is useless most of the year. Then the themostat they recommended was wireless so the heat pump and furnace don't work in conjunction with each other. We have propane and the furnace has a BTU rating 25000 less with propane or 20%. Now we are forced to have a heating and cooling load test performed on our house because the installer and Goodman have washed their hands of the matter. We have been cold all winter.
Location: Denver, Co
Years owned: 1
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I had my furnace replaced last year and I have had no problems with the unit. The contractor I chose was professional and did a good job of installing the unit. My house is much warmer now and I have saved on my utility bills. I don't think the Goodman brand is any better or worse than any other furnace brand.
Location: Sioux Falls SD
Years owned: 12
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We built our house in 1996. We have had to replace the electronic board once, the ignitor a total of 7 times. We have had 4 different companies try to figure out why the ignitor keeps going out with no luck. So far in 2008, we have had the ignitor replaced twice. We are now looking at getting a new furnace.
Location: Rockf. Mi
Years owned: 6
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I own 2 hi efficency units. One I put in a speck home produced too much carbon monoxcide to pass inspection. The other in my own home has had a heat exchanger problem. Clogs up with carbon soot causing one burner to be ineffective. Goodman is not a good choice. With all the problems, these furnces probably run at 70-80%, never in the 90% range.
Location: cedar springs, mi
Years owned: 1
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Had goodman gds8 furnace installed last year. Propane fired 70000btu. Extremely noisy, old unit was silent in comparison. Failed this fall at start of season and took two service calls to get operational.If I had the option and still might replace it regardless of cost.
Location: new carlisle oh
Years owned: 7
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I had the unit put in new and have had nothing but problems for the 7 years it has been installed I also called the company and they were unwilling to help with this furnace. this is a goodman brand
Location: Detroit MI
Years owned: 2
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To many repairs needed for a new furnace, it is not the installer it was the unit
Location: Tampa, Fl
Years owned: 1
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As in the reviews of the Goodman A/C, the most important factor is the installer. Don't blame Goodman if your statement is "hasn't worked right from the beginning". There are lots of untrained installers out there. It doesn't matter what brand you buy if it is installed wrong. My Goodman furnace is performing great and I trust Goodman products. Make sure you check out your installer first!
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