Warranty Tips: Registering Your Goodman System for Full Coverage

Goodman offers one of the best HVAC warranties on the market—but only if you register it properly and keep up with basic requirements. Many homeowners miss out on coverage because they skip a few easy steps.

Here’s what Tony wants you to know to make sure your system stays protected for the long haul.

🛡️ What’s Covered by Goodman?

Most Goodman systems—including the GLXS3BN2410 condenser, CAPTA2422B3 coil, and GR9S960803BN furnace—come with:

• 10-Year Parts Limited Warranty

• Lifetime Heat Exchanger Limited Warranty (on select furnaces)

• Optional Unit Replacement Limited Warranty on premium models

👉 Goodman Warranty Brochure (PDF)

📅 Step 1: Register Within 60 Days

To get the full 10-year parts coverage, you must register your system within 60 days of installation.

• Go to: https://www.goodmanmfg.com/product-registration

• Input model/serial numbers from:

  • Condenser (on outdoor unit)

  • Furnace (on side panel)

  • Coil (inside coil casing)

• Include install date and contractor info (if applicable)

If you don’t register in time, you’ll default to just 5 years of coverage.

👉 Goodman Registration Portal

🧾 Step 2: Keep Proof of Installation

Goodman requires proof of installation to validate warranty claims. This can include:

• Sales receipt or invoice

• Contractor permit or inspection tag

• Photos of installed equipment with serial tags visible

👉 Goodman Warranty Terms – Full Document

Tony’s note: If you bought online and installed yourself, keep a dated receipt + photos + any inspection records.

🔧 Step 3: Follow Basic Maintenance Requirements

To stay covered, you need to:

• Replace filters regularly

• Keep coils clean and drain lines clear

• Hire a licensed tech for refrigerant work

• Have system inspected annually (documented if possible)

Neglect or improper installation can void the warranty—even if it’s registered.

👉 HVAC Maintenance & Warranty Validity – Home Depot Guide

🛠️ Tony’s Tip

“Register the gear, save the paperwork, and do the maintenance. That’s your insurance policy. You don’t want to argue with warranty reps when your heat’s out in February.”

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