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Version: 2011.07.01

Air Conditioning Standards

Coverage Summary​

IssueCoveredPeriodNotes
Cooling performance (78°F average or 15°F differential)✓Limited Warranty periodMeasured 5 feet above floor, center of room
Defects from original installation✓Limited Warranty periodRepaired by Classic
Air conditioning system components✗—Covered by Manufacturer's Warranty
Lower temperature settings✗—Not guaranteed by manufacturer or Classic

Performance Standards​

Cooling Performance​

Standard: The air conditioning system should maintain an average temperature of 78 degrees or a differential of 15 degrees from the outside temperature, whichever is higher, measured in the center of each room at a height of 5 feet above the floor.

Coverage: Lower temperature settings are often possible, but neither the manufacturer nor Classic Homes guarantees this.

Original Installation​

Standard: The air conditioning system should be free of defects in the original installation.

Coverage: Classic will only repair defects in the air conditioner system that occurred during the original installation.

What's Not Covered​

The following are excluded from warranty coverage:

  • Air conditioning system components - The components of the air-conditioning system are covered by the Manufacturer's Warranty and are excluded from this Limited Warranty
  • Guaranteed lower temperature settings - Neither the manufacturer nor Classic Homes guarantees temperature settings below the performance standard
  • Humidifier-related damage - Classic does not install humidifiers and is not responsible for any damage that results from the installation or improper usage of a humidifier

Filing a Claim​

If you believe you have a warranty issue:

  1. Work through the no-air-conditioning troubleshooting checklist first (thermostat, breakers, switches, filter, vents)
  2. Measure the room temperature in the center of the room at a height of 5 feet above the floor
  3. Note whether the issue relates to the original installation or a system component
  4. Request Service

Care Tips: See Air Conditioning Use & Care for maintenance and troubleshooting guidance.