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Coleman Evcon Electric Heat/Air unit filter placement
Asked Sep 1, 2007, 05:30 PM
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7 Answers We live in a rented mobile home in Texas; the landlord requires us to change filters once a month in the heat/air unit, which is a Coleman Evcon. (There is no model number visible.) The filters were sitting tilted along the side, inside the case, when we moved in. We have lived here over a year and have never removed a dirty filter! When we take them out, they're as clean as they went in. We continue to change them as required, but we're wondering if they are where they :should: be. If anyone can tell us WHERE those filters are supposed to be (my husband suspects there should be something at the top, where there is a grating that is always dirty) it would be a great help. |
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| Replacing a furnace filter Furnace filters should be changed every 30 days. Always use the type of filters recommended by the manufacturer. On most manufactured home furnaces, the filter(s) are located in the furnace door. The doors generally lift off and there's often a top and bottom door. On some furnaces both doors require a filter and others only one door gets a filter. Foam filters have no front or back so can be installed either way. They are generally held in place with wire clips. When dirty foam filters can be hand-washed in warm soapy water. Be sure to rinse and let dry before re-installing. If you have a foam filter and have trouble locating a replacement, you can find one here. Box-type filters generally have an arrow somewhere along the edge that indicates the direction of air flow through the filter. Be sure this arrow is pointing towards the furnace. When box-type filters are dirty, throw them away and install new. | ||||
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| I have a Coleman Evcon Furnace Model# DGU10020UA. I am renting this house. I have the temperature set at 90 degrees, but the temperature will not go above 66. I do not know where the filter is or goes, and I do not know why the temp. Is having problems. Can you please give me a possible solution. Thank you. | ||||
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| For the filters, look at the top of the furnace there should be some small brackets that one of the filters should go in. The other should be installed in the cover you take off to look into the furnace, line it up with the air inlets. If it is of different design see where the air is coming from to cycle through the furnace, there should be filters at these points. | ||||
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