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How old is my Goodman furnace or AC?
Type the serial number from the Goodman label to see when it was built.
Example
- 07Year: 07 = 2007
- 01Month: 01 = January
Built January 2007
19 years, 9 months old
In replacement window. Inside the usual 15 to 25 year lifespan, so replacement could come any time. Worth budgeting for it.
How this was read
- The first two digits, 07, are the year: 2007.
- The next two digits, 01, are the month: January.
- The last six digits are a running number.
Format: Goodman year and month. Sources: CPSC 2017 Goodman furnace recall (serials starting 1609 to 1612), CPSC 2013 Amana packaged unit recall (serials starting 1206 to 1210), CPSC 2014 Goodman and Amana PTAC recall, Building Intelligence Center: Goodman.
Reading a Goodman serial number
Goodman serials are 10 digits. The first two are the year and the next two are the month, so 0701 means January 2007.
Daikin bought Goodman in 2012. Goodman, Amana and Daikin ducted units share the format.
About Goodman
- Goodman began making heating and cooling equipment in Houston in 1982. It sold Goodman as its value brand and Amana as its premium brand.
- Most Goodman equipment moves through company-run distribution centers. The rest goes through independent distributors.
- Since 2017 Goodman units are built at the Daikin Texas Technology Park in Waller, Texas. It replaced plants in Houston and Tennessee.
- In 2022 the company renamed itself Daikin Comfort Technologies North America. The Goodman name stays on the equipment.
Sources: Goodman Global, Inc. Form 10-K for 2009, Daikin celebrates grand opening at new technology park, U.S. subsidiary Goodman renamed Daikin Comfort Technologies North America
Goodman year and month
Used about 1975 to today. Example: 1609123456
Goodman, Amana and Daikin ducted units have a 10-digit serial. The first two digits are the year and the next two are the month. 1609 means September 2016.
Worked example: 0701009633 was built January 2007, so it is 19 years, 9 months old as of October 2026.
Sources: CPSC 2017 Goodman furnace recall (serials starting 1609 to 1612), CPSC 2013 Amana packaged unit recall (serials starting 1206 to 1210), CPSC 2014 Goodman and Amana PTAC recall, Building Intelligence Center: Goodman
Goodman recalls
Recalls from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission that name Goodman. Whether a unit is included depends on its model and build date; the checker above flags matches.
| Year | Recall | Hazard |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Daikin FIT, Amana S-series and Goodman SD heat pumps | After a power cut the unit can heat the house even when set to cool. |
| 2024 | Amana, Daikin and Goodman packaged units | Wrong electrical ratings on the plate can lead to wrong wiring and a fire. |
| 2024 | Goodman evaporator coil drain pans above gas furnaces | The plastic drain pan can overheat, melt and catch fire. |
| 2018 | Goodman, Amana and Daikin modular blowers | Wrong electrical info on the label can lead to undersized wiring and a fire. |
| 2017 | Goodman, Amana and Daikin 80% gas furnaces | The blower motor is not grounded, which can shock someone working on it. |
| 2017 | Goodman wall and ceiling air handlers | The pull-out disconnect may not cut power, which can shock someone working on it. |
| 2008 | Goodman gas-electric packaged units | Wrong wiring info on the serial plate can lead to undersized wiring and a fire. |
| 2001 | NOx rod gas furnaces sold in California | These furnaces can start a fire. |
| 1998 | Goodman furnaces vented with HTPV pipe | Plastic vent pipe can corrode, crack or come apart and leak carbon monoxide. |
| 1996 | Ducane-built oil furnaces sold under many brands | The heat exchanger can crack. |