For technicians
Manufacturer support numbers
Every number here was read off the manufacturer’s own website and is shown with its source and the date it was checked.
Try your distributor first
For most manufacturers the local distributor is the real technical support line — they hold the fault history, the parts and the authority to make a warranty call. The corporate numbers below are the fallback when the distributor cannot help, and several of them are consumer lines that will route you to a dealer rather than an engineer.
Bryant
Mon-Fri, 8:00am-5:00pm ET
Bryant Customer Relations. Also the number Bryant gives for locating a local contractor.
Source: www.bryant.com
Carrier
Residential customer service (1-800-CARRIER). Carrier directs contractors to their local distributor for product technical support.
Source: www.carrier.com
Goodman / Amana / Daikin
Technical support hotline as printed in Goodman's own product literature. Goodman routes contractors to their distributor first, with the factory line as backup.
Source: apps.goodmanmfg.com
Rheem
Mon-Fri, 7:00am-7:00pm CT
Rheem water heating support. Confirm before using for HVAC equipment.
Source: www.rheem.com
Trane
General help: products, warranty and dealer location.
Source: www.trane.com
Warranty specialists - transfers and registration.
Source: www.trane.com
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