YORK TM9Y080B12MP11 Furnace Filter Replacement

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This guide will walk you through how to change the filter on your YORK TM9Y080B12MP11 Furnace. This guide uses an Aprilaire Model 413 Filter.

It is important to replace the filter in your furnace as overtime dust and debris will build up and will enter the air ducts and home. This can lead to polluted and dirty air which can lead to a variety of issues including potential respiratory issues and triggering of allergies. Typically, furnace filters should be replaced around every month, however this will vary.

The process laid out in this guide will have you turning off the furnace, removing the old filter, inserting the new filter and then turning the furnace back on.

This guide requires no tools or prior experience replacing or fixing items.

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Stap 1 Filter

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Turn off the furnace by either using the switch near to the furnace or by turning the temperature down with the thermostat.

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Stap 2

Pull the handhold with force in order to open the 'door' to the filter's location.
You will hear a 'pop' and the door should come off easily.

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Stap 3

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Remove the old filter completely by pulling the filter out of its location.
On the top of the filter there is an arrow pointing in a specific direction. Make sure you remember that direction.

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Stap 4

Insert the new filter by sliding it into the same place where the old filter was.
Make sure that the arrow on the top of the filter is pointing in the same direction as the old filter was.
Make sure that the filter is as far back as it can go.

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Stap 5

Reattach the door by lining it up with the inside edges of the opening.
Use force to make sure that the door is fully secure into its position so that the door does not fall off. You should hear a sound similar to a click once the door is correctly in place.

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