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Updated on April 9, 2020

Amana AMH95 Furnace Overview

The Amana AMH95 gas furnace offers up to 96 percent AFUE and has a heating input from 46,000 to 115,000 BTU/H. This model features two-stage heating, meaning that the system will operate on a low setting unit for a majority of time, moving to the higher setting only when necessary, to increase efficiency and home comfort.

Additional benefits of this unit include the company’s stainless steel, dual-diameter tubular heat exchanger as well as a stainless-steel secondary heat exchanger; a multi-speed fan for quiet operation; and a two-stage gas valve that enables the installer to activate the two-stage functionality with the flip of a switch.

The cabinet of the AMH95 is fully insulated, heavy-gauge steel with a baked-enamel finish for extra durability. The control board that stores the most recent diagnostic issues also is located on the exterior of the unit, allowing for quick service.

Furnace Filters for the Amana AMH95

Air Flow Configuration	Cabinet Width	Filters
All	14″	1 14x25x1 filter (bottom air return)
All	17-1/2″	1 14x25x1 filter (bottom air return)
All	21″	1 16x25x1 filter (bottom air return)
All	24-1/2″	1 20x25x1 filter (bottom air return)
All	All	1 16x25x1 filter (side air return)

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Consumer Reviews of Amana AMH95

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2.0 rating
8 reviews

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Neutral
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6

#6 of 11 Amana Furnace
25% of customers recommended

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"Not Happy"

Very Unsatisfied

The furnace is only three years old and has stopped working three times. Minnesota has very cold winters and today it is zero degrees outside! I need a reliable furnace! The model number listed on my installation paperwork is not included in the list provided on this site?? So here I sit in my 58 degree home waiting for a technician who will come “anytime” today. My previous furnace had repair once in 20 years until it died the winter of 2013. I would not recommend this furnace but it looks like I am stuck with it.

Coon Rapids, MN

01-08-2017

"Junk"

Very Unsatisfied

The Amana-Goodman furnaces are nothing but junk. We’ve had multiple service calls annually during the 4-year life of the furnace. The condenser pan was replaced twice. Furnace was just replaced after a failed heat exchanger. Cost to replace was $1,000 for labor. We’ve also replaced the AC coil.

Lexington, KY

02-01-2016

"Unreliable"

Very Unsatisfied

Very unreliable. The furnace is 3 years old and I have had service folks out to repair all 3 years, including 3 times this winter. I am very dissatisfied with this furnace.

Belleville, Canada

04-05-2015

"Furnace reliability"

Very Unsatisfied

This furnace has stopped working twice in less then a week. The previous Lennox furnace was 20 years old and never had problems like this. I had to replace parts on it but it didn’t quit like this Amana. It was installed in November of 2013 and due to the warranty and reviews I thought it was reliable but now I have my doubts.

New Boston, MI

03-06-2015

"Blower motor"

Very Unsatisfied

The unit is an AMH950905DX, installed by St. Cloud Heating. I had to have them out 3 times when the heat went out. Finally, they figured out the motor was bad, then they found two other parts were bad. They didn’t have those parts with them so it ended up costing me $405 dollars to replace the motor & for the second service call, due to them not having the parts with them. The unit was 2 years and 2 months old.

Sauk Rapids, MN

01-26-2015

Other AMH95 Reviews

Overall, the Amana AMH95 receives positive reviews around the web. Contractors on forums such as gardenweb.com or hvac-talk.com consider this a good purchase, and give special mention to the stainless steel primary heat exchanger, two-speed operation, and multispeed components.

However, some reviews mention the unit’s two-stage heating as a potential drawback. The system operates on a timer to determine the next phase of heating, rather than automatically adjusting to temperature dips and highs, and some reviewers see this as a drawback in efficiency.

An additional review on hvac-consumer-opinions.com compliments this unit on its efficiency and money saving components. Moreover, this reviewer believes it’s the warranty makes this unit standout from the crowd.

Question and Answer

Question:

Where is the model number located? Amana AMH95 9 yrs old

Answer:

On 2016-11-20 anonymous wrote:

I found it inside the furnace door.

Amana AMH95 Model Numbers

The AMH95 is available in different models which vary in efficiency and capacity.

Model Number	AFUE	BTUs per Hour
AMH950453BX	95	46,000
AMH950703BX	95	69,000
AMH950704CX	95	69,000
AMH950904CX	95	92,000
AMH950905DX	95	92,000
AMH951155DX	95	115,000

AMH95 Warranty

The AMH95 has a 10-year parts limited warranty on all functional parts and a lifetime unit replacement warranty. If the heat exchanger fails for the original homeowner, Amana will provide a new furnace. The furnace must be registered with the manufacturer within 60 days of installation to receive both warranties in full.