You mismatch like that, and you'll be ripping that coil back out.
There is no 3636 coil match for that outdoor unit.
That coil is too small.
There is no 3636 coil match for that outdoor unit.
That coil is too small.
You mismatch like that, and you'll be ripping that coil back out.
There is no 3636 coil match for that outdoor unit.
That coil is too small.
Just want you to be right. Nothing worse than that size of investment that does not work........for either party.Thanks for keeping me honest!
The Goodman dealer process varies by area, and depends on it distribution bloodline. A growing sector is now company owned distribution. Then there is independent distribution, and then there is Johnstone (monster in-house account). Each one treats the product and its dealer network differently.If you are referring to the great life time warranty on the compressor, that applies only to professionally installed system by Goodman dealers.
I had to be certified by the wholesaler and qualify thru a dealer training program.
To register the warranty requires a dealer number.
Just thought you should be made aware of that important fact.
As I understand from my rep it is a a national Goodman policy and that dealer number is for the installing dealer.The Goodman dealer process varies by area, and depends on it distribution bloodline. A growing sector is now company owned distribution. Then there is independent distribution, and then there is Johnstone (monster in-house account). Each one treats the product and its dealer network differently.
As far as the 99 yr warranty, I bet the end around is that the company that he is buying the unit from are registered dealers and they will supply him with the dealer number. That is what most all Online retailers are. I am an HVAC dealer selling Whirlpool, but if I was not promoting the Online, I would just be the brick & mortor like everyone else.
That does not constitute a pro installation and the dealer number to register warranty isn't just given out to random techs. They have to be Goodman dealers. Not just any Goodman dealer but the higher tier of the the most skilled are the only ones who receive the certification that qualifies to offer the lifetime warranty.Regarding the warranty, a pro is going to be involved. He is going to do brazing, charging, and setup. I'm just doing all the tear down, furnace vent fittings, gas pipe fittings, duct work, heavy moving, Electrical, and line un-wrapping and routing. I also plan to pull the proper permits. Now obviously I want to choose a coil pair that's designed to work with the condenser.
As I understand from my rep it is a a national Goodman policy and that dealer number is for the installing dealer.
I spoke to my rep just to clarify this mater and was informed that if a dealer supplies his own number with out actually doing the install himself
is liable for fraud. Not my words, but my rep' quoting Goodman policy.
If you are selling units successfully with out following SOP that is your own concern.
I am not here to condemn or cajole anyone. But I think if a DIY job is in the offing the OP should know the company warranty terms fully.
Jjust curious but answer me this: Does your site have a disclaimer that suggests a pro should be involved in the installation process when they buy from you? If am mistaken then accept my sincere apology.
Jeff,Now obviously I want to choose a coil pair that's designed to work with the condenser.
No argument here. You are mostly correct. Whether the online contractor has the parts or not is unimportant. Their distributors do and that is the same as having the parts, given the geography.Well the following is what I read and what I take away from it as an hvac professional that "Yeah, you need a pro but we'll still sell to you if you get a contractor to do it'. Again not aruging just trying high