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Furnace filters
So I was gonna replace my gas furnace filter today before the cold weather
starts, or at least the cold night weather. But for the life of me I can't find any information on or about my gas furnace - except for the brand and the date of installation. Heck, even the filter is one of those freeform washable filters that doesn't have a cardboard border with the dimensions on it (basically just a rectangular mat of green fibers that is totally impregnated with dust and looks about a useful as a third tit). So I took it out and measured it - it comes out to be 14x27 So I go out looking for a filter for it and no one I know of sells anything even remotely like that size, 14x30 14x24 14x25 but not 14x27. So anyway I have a Payne furnace installed in 1983, there is a wiring diagram on the inside of the filter cover and that give a model number of 397H or 375A but that's it. There's nothing on the outside of the furnace and nothing that I could see on the inside where the motor and burners sit. So what's the story, the Payne homepage is about a useful as a 4th tit and I couldn't pull anything up about a 375 or 397. |
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