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Problem: 1.6M recalled units bet I think 1998 to 2001. The model # still exists, so they show a potential match, falsely alarming clients of newer units.

Anyone come up with an easy work-around?]]> https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/1700/15770.page https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/1700/15770.page GMT https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/1666/15499.page https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/1666/15499.page GMT https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/1108/10653.page https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/1108/10653.page GMT
That puts the total executed repairs at $30 Million. Incredible.]]> https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/634/5447.page https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/634/5447.page GMT
"...I feel the service [ RecallChek ] you (the inspector) are offering in regards to recalled products may have some value..."

In this particular situation, a brand new product was nailed as a "potential recall" simply by having similar model numbers, and the builder went to Sears for a clarification and got it from them and later us as well. If you want to know how much integrity an appliance retailer has, show them a RecallChek report. Sears is very serious about their supply chains and I'm happy to report after a very direct interaction that they care about their clients! We think you're valuable too Sears! ]]> https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/359/2439.page https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/359/2439.page GMT
[url]http://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/Recall-Alerts/2014/Trane-Recalls-Air-Conditioning-Systems/[/url]]]> https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/211/1313.page https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/211/1313.page GMT https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/53/271.page https://the-forum.net/posts/preList/53/271.page GMT