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Date created: 2008-11-10 Name: G. O'Brien
Location: Ft. Wayne, IN
Years owned: 1

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"filter replacement?"
I'm a new owner of a 10-yr-old home with a Winterking gas furnace and cannot find filter replacements? Nor can I find the company "winterking" can anyone help me?

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Date created: 2008-08-16 Name: L Stevens
Location: Greenland, NH

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"HVAC Contractor"
To all the customers that mention that their homes don't get to the desired temps., please call a professional in to do a heat load and see if the system and ductwork is sized properly. Some contractors will save money and not change what is really needed. If the system is sized to the load and ductwork is right, filters are kept clean, then you should have no problems regardless the brand.

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Date created: 2008-08-16 Name: L Stevens
Years owned: 1

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"Lee Stevens owner of 24/7 HVAC, Greenland, NH"
For an affordable furnace, the Weather King unit has performed outstandingly. The customer has also sent a thank you card in appreciation of how cool in the summer and warm in the winter they have been. This is one of the brands I use when giving Quotes for new or swap systems. The components fit together well and is an easy installation for the contractor.

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Date created: 2008-08-10 Name: R Edwards
Location: Jacksonville, NC

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"weatherking problems"
I am also a HVAC contractor and installed aprox. 300 of these units. Have had call backs on 250 of them. The first problem they have is no loss of charge switch, always trouble with freon leaks and unit running with no freon until it burns the compressor up or blows the capacitor up. Next problem is charge problems if the charge is correct in summer it’s not in the winter, unit becomes very noisy. They have no accumulator. Not the contractors fault!!!!!

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Date created: 2008-07-30 Name: Bill
Location: Del City, Oklahoma
Years owned: 1

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"Weather King 80%"
The new furnace thankfully has the direct spark ignition. It has ran flawlessly. I find it disappointing that it only has a 5yr warranty on parts only. Labor is extra. Energy bills were somewhat lower for me compared to last years (with the older furnace).

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Date created: 2008-04-29 Name: Flash
Location: Lansing, Michigan
Years owned: 2

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I also have a Weather King Furnace and am very satisfied. I have read some of the comments and disagree with most. Sounds like you all got a bad installer. Air Flow is critical with any furnace, controller allows for 5 tries to light then locks out. Dirty filter will cause overheat and furnace will lock out. With 90% vent that is to small or to long will cause lock out. Don't blame the furnace! Gas pressure is also critical, too high = lockout. Get a Good Furnace Man.

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Date created: 2008-04-11 Name: DAVE PHILLIPS
Location: Ohio

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I have a Weatherking 6 yrs old and has never gave me no troubles ever its a 90% eff. and I love it. Maybe all the other reviews need to point the finger at the dealers not the brand name, I do know for a fact they have to be installed correctly to work properly. I am a true believer of weatherking products and would definitly use again, so be careful reviewing when it is probably the installers not the furnace.

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Date created: 2008-04-04 Name: GLEN LILLQUIST
Location: Georgia
Years owned: 5

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Ouch. defective induced draft fan motor drips water down onto burner plate, fills up plate and stops flow of gas. actual rust on burner plate. I take it off, scrape the rust off and replace only to have it do the same thing, couple times a month. dunno how to fix this.

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Date created: 2008-03-31 Name: Michelle
Location: Warren, Michigan
Years owned: 8

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We bought our house with this furnace already installed. We have had the blower motor go out 2 years ago and now the igniter. This furnace cannot keep our house warmer than 65 degrees, and in Michigan that's not good enough

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Date created: 2008-03-24 Name: karmen k sawh
Location: South Dakota
Years owned: 1

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Have had to repair it 3 times in one winter season. the repairman says its becoming a common problem of combustion build up and not allowing the heater to fire up. This furnace is awful.

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