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Date created: 2010-01-17 Name: DSE
Years owned: 20

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"Consumer Reviews of LENNOX Furnace"
We purchased our house brand new and it came with a Lennox g8 series natural gas furnace. This furnace isn't very relevant in today's standards but it is dependable. We have had no real problems with it and I can say that it has been great. Of course, it isn't high efficiency and doesn't have circuit boards that apparently go bad so very often but maybe that is a good thing. What good is a high efficiency furnace if you end up paying through the nose for repairs every year. Self defeating (no savings) if you ask me. We were contemplating replacing this unit for a unit with at least a 94% efficiency rating but after checking out the top manufacturers (Trane, Carrier, York, Lennox, etc.) on this site we have decided to wait until our furnace breaks down before replacing it. Some of the problems sound as if they can be directly attributed to incompetent installers but there appears to be just as many engineering problems as well, no matter what brand you buy.

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Date created: 2010-01-14 Name: JCG
Location: Charlotte, NC
Years owned: 11

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"Lennox G26"
I live in Charlotte NC and I've had a Lennox g26 for 11 years without a single hiccup. Perfectly quiet. It's mounted in a basement, so it's at a pretty constant temperature and reasonable humidity. I could see where a unit mounted in an attic could have service life issues here.

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Date created: 2009-12-23 Name: F. Krick
Years owned: 1

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"Lennox G71MPP 95% AFUE / XC21 20SEER AC"
I purchased a new Lennox g71mpp 95% afue furnace with variable speed motor along with the xc21 20 seer air conditioner last November, 2008. Overall, I'd easily rate this as one of the best purchases I've ever made. By replacing my old (as in fifty-year-old!)Lennox pulse furnace, and a twenty-year old AC, I'm not only living in a better, more comfortable environment, but am also saving well over $200/month in utilities! Hats off to Lozier Heating & Cooling in West Des Moines, Iowa.

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Date created: 2009-12-18 Name: Peggy B 1946
Years owned: 27

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"Lennox keeps running like a Volvo"
My furnace, a Lennox Pulsaire, is just biting the dust. It's 27 years old. We've had two service calls in the last 18 years, one of them because the intake outside of the house was frozen up with ice. I think that's pretty darned good for a furnace so our next one will be a Lennox as well. For the same reasons, I used Kenmore appliances and drive a Volvo.

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Date created: 2009-12-07 Name: Bruce
Years owned: 20

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"20 years and going on the pulse"
Purchased this unit in 1989 and had it inspected in 2009. The HVAC guy said the furnace and air conditioner were fine. I've never had a problem with the pulse furnace.

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Date created: 2009-12-01 Name: K. Barbieri
Years owned: 37

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"I love my Lennox"
My Lennox gas furnace is the original from when the house was built in 1972. I've only owned the house since 2002, but my furnace has always worked faithfully from day one. It had some minor problems with the sensors but that's it. Unfortunately, I need to get it replaced because the bottom is rusting out from a water leak I had in the basement. The only good thing about this is that getting a current model will certainly be more energy efficient.

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Date created: 2009-11-24 Name: R. Johnson
Years owned: 6

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"Best on the market"
Just upgraded from a 6 year old g51 model to Lennox's g71 modulating furnace. Also got an xc16 2 stage ac. Nothing wrong with the old unit just wanted the best... I'm actually in the business and sell/install Trane. I went with the Lennox from my service experience and Lennox's new tech. As of this post the G71 is the only truly modulating furnace on the market. I read some of the other reviews and I can tell you Lennox does not and has never made a "bad" furnace. If it doesnt work its because it wasnt installed right plain and simple, end of story. If the heat exchanger is cracked there isnt enough air flow or YOU'RE not changing the filter btw... The ONLY problem I can fault Lennox for is using a Johnson Control ignition control for there OLD G26 models. It was prone to failure after 10 years or so and Lennox uses Honeywell for the replacement part now. Anyway, ALL brand name manufactures are great for reliability (Lennox, Trane, Carrier) but the unit is only as good (and efficient) as the company that installs it. Go with the best company when buying, not brand. I've been in the business for about 20 years and I bought and installed a Lennox vs keeping a unit that was fine or getting a free trane. That has to mean something, maybe I'm just crazy hehe :)

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Date created: 2009-10-22 Name: Amber Maurice
Years owned: 1

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"New Signature Lennox Furnace"
I purchased a Lennox Signature Modulating Furnace and am very pleased with it. It is so quiet and we now have much better airflow to all rooms. Installation was very neat and professional and the Lennox sales staff were helpful and low pressure. I highly recomend this model

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Date created: 2009-10-18 Name: Andy P
Years owned: 2

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"A Great Unit G-71MPV"
This is a Great unit. I had quotes from Trane and Carrier. I went with the Lennox because the comfort specialist was very knowledgeable and did not brand bash the others. Did a manual j and showed me what I could save in energy. The installation is only as good as the company installing it.

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Date created: 2009-10-15 Name: J. Trout
Years owned: 12

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"home owner"
I had a lennox g26 installed in my home 12 years ago and I have been very satisfied with it. I have never had a repair of any kind, I simply replace the filters regularly. This 40,000 btu unit replaced a 120,000 btu unit and though it has longer cycle times, it has never failed to keep us warm.

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