I have a Sears Kenmore central air conditioner that was probably
installed around 1989. I don't have any documentation, other than the
name plate on the unit. It lists both 867.800120 and CA5030QA1 as the
model number. The Sears 867 prefix indicates it was built by Keep Rite,
which is a United Technologies subsidiary (same corporate parent as
Carrier).

Is it possible to tell how many tons capacity the a/c unit is based on
the model number? It isn't listed anywhere else. Sears was not able to
help.

Thanks!

"Chris Taylor" wrote in message
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I have a Sears Kenmore central air conditioner that was probably installed
around 1989. I don't have any documentation, other than the name plate on
the unit. It lists both 867.800120 and CA5030QA1 as the model number. The
Sears 867 prefix indicates it was built by Keep Rite, which is a United
Technologies subsidiary (same corporate parent as Carrier).

Is it possible to tell how many tons capacity the a/c unit is based on the
model number? It isn't listed anywhere else. Sears was not able to help.


Not that it means anything, but taking just the first numbers and going
he

http://home.earthlink.net/~centralheat/yunits.html

It may be a 2 1/2 ton unit.

Chris Taylor wrote:
I have a Sears Kenmore central air conditioner that was probably
installed around 1989. I don't have any documentation, other than the
name plate on the unit. It lists both 867.800120 and CA5030QA1 as the
model number. The Sears 867 prefix indicates it was built by Keep
Rite, which is a United Technologies subsidiary (same corporate
parent as Carrier).

Is it possible to tell how many tons capacity the a/c unit is based on
the model number? It isn't listed anywhere else. Sears was not able
to help.

Thanks!

CA5030QA1: The 030 tells me it is a 2.5-ton unit
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