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I'm wondering if anyone has had any luck getting service under this
class action settlement. I have a 350MAV060120 AAKA furnace which started giving problems in early spring. It came with a lifetime parts warranty on the heat exchangers and my understanding is that this settlement added a 20 year labor warranty. My service tech had a fairly simple (~3 page) form to fill out with the results of some tests (e.g., CO in the exhaust was off the scale) and I thought this would be simple, but he has been going round with Bryant for months now with no useful results. (Oddly they did not ask for the pressure drop across the heat exchanger--it's about double the nominal value.) The last thing he said they sent was a new 17 page form that also requests pictures (requiring the furnace to be disassembled before they will send a replacement). He says they also say that if when they get the heat exchanger back it does not have the type of failure discussed in the settlement it will not be covered. They aren't talking about covering labor either. Seems to me that Bryant is trying to use the class action settlement to narrow rather than expand the coverage. Obviously the original lifetime warranty wasn't restricted to failures contemplated by the later class action. Dan Lanciani ddl@danlan.*com |
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