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Amana, Trane, And American Standard Representatives Sold The Ptacs To Hotels/motels, Hospitals, Assisted Living Facilities, Schools, And Apartment Complexes. Heating, Ventilation And Air Conditioning Distributors And Resellers Sold The Units To Commercial Customers And, In Some Cases, Homeowners. The Recalled Units Were Sold Throughout The U.s. And Parts Of Canada Between January 1996 And March 2003. Recalls

1 recall on record. Search official CPSC, FDA, and USDA datasets for every recall issued for Amana, Trane, And American Standard Representatives Sold The Ptacs To Hotels/motels, Hospitals, Assisted Living Facilities, Schools, And Apartment Complexes. Heating, Ventilation And Air Conditioning Distributors And Resellers Sold The Units To Commercial Customers And, In Some Cases, Homeowners. The Recalled Units Were Sold Throughout The U.s. And Parts Of Canada Between January 1996 And March 2003..

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875,000Units Affected
Sep 30, 2004Most Recent
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Every Amana, Trane, And American Standard Representatives Sold The Ptacs To Hotels/motels, Hospitals, Assisted Living Facilities, Schools, And Apartment Complexes. Heating, Ventilation And Air Conditioning Distributors And Resellers Sold The Units To Commercial Customers And, In Some Cases, Homeowners. The Recalled Units Were Sold Throughout The U.s. And Parts Of Canada Between January 1996 And March 2003. Recall

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CriticalCPSC
Amana, Trane, And American Standard Representatives Sold The Ptacs To Hotels/motels, Hospitals, Assisted Living Facilities, Schools, And Apartment Complexes. Heating, Ventilation And Air Conditioning Distributors And Resellers Sold The Units To Commercial Customers And, In Some Cases, Homeowners. The Recalled Units Were Sold Throughout The U.s. And Parts Of Canada Between January 1996 And March 2003.
CPSC, Goodman Company, L.P. Announce Recall of Amana, Trane, and American Standard Brand Package Terminal Air Conditioners/Heat Pumps
Kitchenware·875,000 affected·Sep 30, 2004