Furnaces
Understanding the York AC Warranty
By Tom Moor•April 2, 2024
On scorching hot summer days, you rely on your air conditioning system to keep you cool and comfortable. But what happens if it malfunctions? That’s where owning a comprehensive HVAC warranty pays off. In this comprehensive guide, HVAC.com delves into the specifics of the York AC warranty, shedding light on its coverage, extended protection plans, and the crucial aspect of registering your unit.
York AC and Heat Pump Limited Warranties
The Affinity™ Series Split System Air Conditioners and Heat Pumps by York are backed by robust limited warranties, providing homeowners with peace of mind knowing their systems are covered in the case of an untimely breakdown. These warranties encompass a 10-year Parts Limited Warranty, ensuring coverage for vital components and guaranteeing reliable operation. Additionally, the lifetime Compressor Limited Warranty offers long-term protection for this critical system component.
For York’s three-phase models tailored for 230/460-volt light-commercial applications, a one-year parts limited warranty and a five-year compressor warranty are provided, ensuring adequate coverage for these specific models.
York Extended Warranty Options
For additional protection, the YORKCare™ Protection Plan offers homeowners with up to 10 years of complete system coverage, ensuring no repair limitations or deductibles. With comprehensive coverage, homeowners can enjoy uninterrupted comfort and worry-free operation, making the YORKCare™ Protection Plan an invaluable investment in home comfort and peace of mind.
Registering Your York Air Conditioning System
To fully activate your York air conditioning warranty, registration of the unit within 90 days is required to avoid reverting to warranties with shorter durations, which includes 5- or 10-year compressor warranties and 5-year parts limited warranties.
To complete the registration process, ensure you have the model and serial numbers ready, which can be located directly on the unit itself or on your dealer invoice. Once you’ve collected this information, visit UPGProductRegistration.com to officially register your product.