I recently acquired an American Standard furnace. It was installed in a house as a downflow furnace. I would like to install it in my garage as a horizontal flow furnace. It looks like this furnace can be installed either way, but I need to know if there is something that needs to be changed on the furnance in order to install it in this way.
I'm also looking to get ahold of the install and users manual for this furnace if anyone knows a good source for those.
The furnace details are:
American Standard Freedom 80
Model #: ADD080C936C3
Serial #: L414Y7U2G
The label in the furnace says Downflow/Horizontal so I figured it could be switched.
What usually needs to be changed on furnaces to switch them?
I read some other manufacturers install manual and they do not mention anything about switching internal parts for furnaces that are specified as downflow/horizontal and that is why I was thinking that this furnace would not require internal modification either.
Awesome, Thank you very much. It looks like all that needs to be changed to mount it horizontally is to add brackets for the coil, but since I'm using this for heat only I'm good to go. :thumbsup:
Helo John,
If you would please forward one of the the pdfs of these to me it would be greatly appreciated, I just purchased a used FREEDOM 80
My e-mail is gborneman at cox dot net
Thanks
John, I would also like a copy. If you email it to me, I'll put up on my website http://brss.us/freedom80
Note: he did send it to me, and it's up there but please use brss.us/freedom80 without the pdf extension -Ben
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