Need Help Registering Your New Home Air Conditioning & Heating System?
Most manufactures only give you 90 days after installation to register for your extended 10 year parts warranty to be valid
Read below to get step by step instructions on how to complete your registration
The out of the box warranty on your home air conditioning or heating unit is usually only five years on parts. This can be doubled if registered within 90 days of installation. How do you register your new air conditioning or heating equipment? Read below and you can find help.
What do you need to do as a homeowner to complete your registration for your homes new air conditioning and or heating system?
Above is an example of a home air conditioning unit model number sticker.
Above is another example of a home air conditioning unit model number sticker
They are all shaped different and located in different locations but they should all have the manufacturer, model number and serial number located on the sticker. It will almost always be located on the outside of the unit, in other words you will not have to take any panels off to find it, and it will always be a weather proof sticker.
For air conditioning and heating equipment brands that we sell follow the easy steps below
When your purchasing from the Carrier family SHR A/C & Heating has put together a webpage with all the links needed that will bring you straight to the manufacturer’s registration form. look below for the link to our webpage. Carrier family warranty registration page.
For all other brands of home air conditioning & heating systems that are not in the Carrier family please read the steps below
All brands are different on where they need to be registered but one thing is common. To qualify for your new home air conditioning and or heating equipment’s year 6-10 warranty you will need to register with the manufacturer within 90 days of installation. Without registration you will only get a 5 year parts warranty, which to be honest is not bad but that could easily be doubled.
First thing you need to do is go to google and type in the search bar what type of manufacturer air conditioning equipment you have. So for example if you have a Trane unit you would type in “Trane home air conditioning warranty registration” if you were to have a Rheem heater you would type in “Rheem home air conditioning warranty registration” these search terms will provide you with the links needed to bring you straight to the registration page of that manufacturer.
