May 2015 BS thread from Illinois
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Are you living in the house you grew up in?
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Was three years ago when the furnace controls burnt up and the furnace had to be replaced. Was hot and humid and we stayed here, didn't sleep, were outside most of the night.
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That sucks Rick. We had that happen back in November with our last furnace. The control board died and it was cheaper in the long run to replace the whole furnce instead of fixing what we had.
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Exactly Shaun, that was what we were up against.
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We could get a new board but by the time he would have gotten all of the adapters to make it work and the labor to replace it it was going to be 700 bucks in parts and labor. He gave us a deal on the new furnace. 1000 bucks installed and he could do it the next day. For only a few hundred dollars difference it was a no brainer to just replace the old one.
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We could get a new board but by the time he would have gotten all of the adapters to make it work and the labor to replace it it was going to be 700 bucks in parts and labor. He gave us a deal on the new furnace. 1000 bucks installed and he could do it the next day. For only a few hundred dollars difference it was a no brainer to just replace the old one.