The Bryant Plus 90t is a two-stage four-way gas furnace that has an AFUE rating of ninety-three percent. The Bryant 90t is also known by the model number 352AAV.
The two-stage heating process provides consistent temperatures throughout a residence and allows the furnace to work more efficiently on days with low temperatures outside. Special features include the ability to control the fan speed from the thermostat.
Over the week end the main circuit board caught on fire. Melted all kinds of wires and literally the circuit board. Cost just for this board over $600 and this was an off brand board, not a Bryant circuit board. My house could have burned down and all customer service said was oh well not in warranty. I highly recommend with this type of support to never buy their product. Be forewarned. If there was a way to put a picture of this board here I would and you would see why this bothers me so bad. So if you are smart and looking for a furnace do not buy a Bryant.
Riley, MI
"Down Draft Furnace"
5.0 rating
Very Satisfied
Very quiet, no problems at all. We just do not hear it! Heat is even throughout the house. Only wish they told us we could use a dehumidifier or air exchanger with this furnace. Our house is small but heats for under $400 including the gas hot water tank per year. We are currently putting a foundation under the back laundry/pantry room and adding a 16′ 6� x 13′ addition and this will bring us up to 907 sq. ft.
Owen Sound, ON, CA
"Had the Unit for Four Years"
1.0 rating
Very Unsatisfied
Had the unit for four years and replaced the motor three times. And now, I have to replace it for the fourth time.
vandergrift
"Flawless operation for over 10 years"
5.0 rating
Very Satisfied
I purchase this furnace in 2000 it hasn’t needed a repair yet. It’s quiet and seems to use 1/2 the gas my old Rheem used. I definitely recommend looking at Bryant if you’re in the market for a new furnace.
Laporte, IN
Other Preferred Plus 90t Reviews
Reviews of the Bryant Plus 90t are generally favorable, often citing its fuel efficiency.
On doityourself.com one customer had problems with a Bryant Plus 90 igniting. After further investigation, the customer discovered debris in the ignition area; cleaning the area solved the problem.
Posters on findthebest.com compare the Bryant Plus 90t favorably to other models with similar AFUE ratings from Lennox and Rheem.
Heatingandaircompanies.com rates the Bryant Plus 90t six out of seven for fuel efficiency and noise level. The furnace received a seven out of seven points for durability.
Some posters on hvac-talk.com recommend the Bryant Plus 90t to a consumer building a new home; they consistently remark that the installation is the key to the furnace working properly for years to come.
