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On the newer Coleman furnace you're showing, is there a way to install a summer switch? So the blower can circulate the air

Will the Blend air hook up to new one?

I turn my gas off in warm weather or when using ac

I have an older model and I don't like that the blower has only one speed and is too noisy and forceful for my liking, as well as cycling on and off more than should be necessary. IMHO

Is it possible to add a c-wire to the old Coleman unit as necessary to support a modern digital thermostat? I would love to see a video on that as would a lot of other people.

Great info, except which way is air flow for proper filter placement? Thank you!

Would these furnaces work correctly with MILLER split system ac units or do they have to be a Coleman/Evcon product to prevent equipment failures

Hi may I ask is there a setting for certain time for heatpump and gas furnace??? I would like to set heatpump run 7pm-7ambecause electricity 50% 7pm-7am, and use gas furnace 7am-7pm because gas cheaper 7am-7pm??? Thank you

Yep. I have a manufactured home from the late 80's. It has the old style. That thing has been going strong for the last 10 years . Starting to get 4 green flashes . Need to rock the rocker switch to get it to light up again when there are filters in it. I'm gonna pull the blower and clean it and replace the limit and the temp sensor. Great info. Thanks for making this vid

Dude. HVAC is such a Gimmick. You have a furnace from the early 2000s and they are a bad design. Why? Did people not understand how air filters and basic HVAC worked? No. They just wanted you to have to always upgrade. It is late stage capitalism and super expensive for the common man. We live in a manufactured home. Not a mansion. Pick a different clientele to feed off of

Thanks for the video. I have a garage furnace that was (I assume) installed when the house was finished in 1990. The furnace is a propane-powered Coleman 70 but there are no filters in it. In trying to find a filter for the thing, I'm measuring 16 inches in the width of the filter housing but I'm not sure of the length because I don't know how far the filter goes down (how far it reaches). Have you any suggestions on getting the proper size filter? Maybe cut to fit?

I’m just installed the new Coleman - the same as you are comparing. Can you please tell me how to adjust the heater fan speed? The factory setting is way too high and super loud.

Question: I had a 1995 1:07 Coleman AirPro 70kbtu gas unit replaced in 2021 with a Goodman 96% eff unit. The Goodman is using 4X more gas than my old Coleman in the winter (no leaks etc). I have done all research and questioning.. I believe these new units are not what they say they are. Can you tell me why my newer, supposedly better efficiency unit is using more gas? Btw avg. temperature is the same in the last 2 years and temperature settings.

I can’t get my room cold with this thing since I’ve installed it what’s happening? I set my temperature to 70 and it’s stays above 79 what do I need to do?

A remote controlled programmable thermostat.

Just a juiced up version of a programmable thermostat. Thank you. Not going to do what I need it to do.

I need it 72 when it’s 115 outside. I do feel confident in that 400 sq ft per ton approach. Seems to work great in Tucson.

Thank you for the tutorial, I appreciate the insight. I've go to say that in 2023 I am incredulous that this company has managed to keep programing a thermostat a mind numbing experience and also keep their own tutorials so incredibly terrible. Just like a nest of buzzing bees, I'll be moving in other direction from this Ecobee. Again, thank you, you are doing God's work.

Coleman is great furnace. I have the "newer" style. Super reliable. Mines going on 25 years. do you have a video or know of one that shows how to change out the heat exchanger on the Coleman counter flow?

I am a landlord and one of my tenants put this thermostat in their unit. I cannot tell you how much I hate it. All of my tenants that have been in this unit complain about it. They shouldn’t have to watch a 15 minute tutorial to learn how to work a thermostat. It’s too complicated. I don’t recommend it. I’ve got better things to do than watching tutorials.

This is a good tutorial. simple and easy to follow. Takes away some of the pain expressed in the other comments. Simply watch the video. The thermostat is pretty damn smart...lol...Now catch up to it by watching the video... Don't be afraid of progress.

Do the extra sensors cause the AC to run more frequently?

I have a weird question I guess.. My Coleman Evcon electric furnace has cold air coming from the closet room that the furnace is in when my AC is on in the summertime. Right now I put a hanging temp reader in this closet and its reading 54 degrees while my house is at 72-74 degrees. The room is a little bigger than the furnace itself. Is that normal? the trailer is a 1999 model.

Ecobee updates there settings from time to time. Check the support page for the most up to date settings. support.ecobee.com/s/

So basically are you not stopping thermostat. We always run scheduling different mode of timings. Does thermostat stop during away mode.

im in deland florida Ariel stanley and surrounding areas .need fixed

I was wondering about the handle gap on the old furnace, which is what I have, and I thought the filter was supposed to cover it. Mine does have a wire frame-like device to hold the filters in. I guess the owners of the furnace you removed never had it or lost it. Hope one day to upgrade as well, great video, love the electricity savings. It is a real pain trying to light my pilot light when it goes out.

I got this piece of crap when I bought my new house. Why does it have to be so freaking complicated. The fucking heat doesn't even want to go on and it's set at 63 degrees and doesn't want to go any higher. So disappointed

I hate it. I work from home. I’m home most of the time. I just want it to be set to one temperature. For example, I want to set it to 70 all the time. If it’s colder than 70, turn the heat on or stop cooling. If it’s hotter than 70, turn the air on or stop heating. Like a normal old school thermostat. How do I do that?

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So what kind of filter would fit in the tan colored furnace on the right since those blue ones don't stay in place?

you say you can get replacements for the new plastic cover, where can I find the parts, I can't find them. Thanks for the video, very well done.

I have the newer model gas furnace in my home. It's 23 years old and I've only had to replace the control board once, and a door clip of course. I like the unit overall. It is sized right to keep the house snug in the winter and cool in the summer. The only thing is that it is SO LOUD. The furnace is off the laundry room and we have to raise our voices to converse in the living room. Would reducting to a larger trunk line reduce the back pressure on the fan cabinet and quiet the unit?

These Coleman mobile home furnaces are trash. I have the exact model of the newer one. Horribly loud. Mine is 2 years old and I've had 4 repairmen out to look at it, replaced the board, adjusted gas, replaced sensors, etc, and it still overheats and shuts off. Motor has been tested and seems good. But still overheats and short cycles. This shouldn't happen with a 2-year old furnace.

What brand/model do you recommend if replacing one exactly like the one displayed. Very old from 70s

I have a Trane XC95M 4 ton natural gas furnace with a dual Aprilaire filters. I use the 213 filters and replace them every 3 months…

Drain it into the water? Isn't that horrible for the environment

I just got the new one

what is the model number for the new one

I have almost the exact furnace on the left only no coil compartment on the bottom. I would like a replacement like the one on the right without the coil compartment. What model is that?

How do I turn the fan off please

I just moved into my home and I have a Nortek MG2R furnace. I see the filter on the door (it's the cut to size rather than a standard), but there is also a filter shoved in next to the blower motor on the right side. Is that supposed to be there? Also, I've seen photos of having to replace the black material on the sides of the blower motor. Is that something I need to do? My furnace in my old home was standard, so the filter slipped into a slot near the floor (simple). This is all new to me and I can't seem to find ANY information online (or in the manuals) about the filters, how many there are, where they should be, and replacing them. Any advice would be appreciated as your video has the most info I've seen so far. Thank you

I have an older coleman 7655 856 just like that. Any troubleshooting tips for a short cycling blower motor while burner is active?

Great video, thank you for posting. That new unit looks a lot like the unit I already have DGAA090BDTA. It's a good furnace but I'm on propane and want to switch to an electric furnace. Can you give me any ideas on a comparable electric unit and what to look for as far as physical size and/or BTU's? Mine is currently 90k BTU and the mobile home is 2,000 sf. I'd really appreciate any help. Also, do you ship furnaces to the midwest? (Edit: It says 90k BTU Input and 72k BTU Output)

We have the same exact one on the right. When the furnace powers up there's a small motor one the right

How much the cost please

MY GOD, That background noise DESTROYES this video.!!!

Can you use a regular house thermostat on these Coleman mobile home heaters? Thank u

Does anyone know, is it ok to use pleated filters for this newer Coleman furnace? What would be the highest merv rating you can use without overworking the blower motor?

Which old coleman is older the on in the video or the one which the controls on the front of the furnace