Carrier AC’s have many styles (depending on the age) to determine the age.
Let’s look at the most common style to determine Carrier AC age.
Most Common Style – Has a Letter in the Middle
The most common way to to determine the carrier ac age is through the serial number. In the above style, the determining factor is having a letter in the middle of the serial number.
The first two digits are the week of manufacturer.
The second set of digits are the year of manufacture.
Therefore, this unit was manufactured in 2019 in week 2.
Other Styles To Determine Carrier AC or HVAC Age
| Type | Identifying Feature | Year | Month |
| Type 2 | Followed by 5 Numbers; primarily used in the 80’s. | First 2 Numbers | Second 2 Numbers |
| Type 3 | Followed by a letter then 5 numbers; primarily used in the 80’s. | First Digit is the Year | View Letter Chart |
| Type 4 | Letter followed by a number; only used in 1970’s. | First Digit is the Year in 197(x) | View 2nd Letter Chart |
Letter Chart For Type 3 ONLY
| Letter | Month | Letter | Month |
| M | January | T | July |
| N | February | V | August |
| P | March | X | September |
| Q | April | X | October |
| R | May | Y | November |
| S | June | Z | December |
Letter Chart For Type 4 ONLY
| Letter | Month | Letter | Month |
| A | January | G | July |
| B | February | H | August |
| C | March | I | September |
| D | April | J | October |
| E | May | K | November |
| F | June | L | December |
Concluding
If you have any other questions, be sure to comment below!
Also, you can check out our blog on Goodman AC Age’s in case you need that.
