Who would have made a boiler sold as an American Standard?

Luke Lefever_3

A customer called about a boiler with an American Standard nameplate that appears to be approximately 20 years old. He thinks the burners are stainless steel and have come to the end of the road.

Model # 2BN-J2

Anyone know who would have made this thing? We are an American Standard (forced air) dealer- so we're not entirely ignorant of the history- but our distributor doens't know how to help or where to direct us for possible repair parts.

Ray Landry_3

American standard boilers where very popular in new england, maybe try a rep out here?

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kevin coppinger_4

it is more than....

20 yrs. old...Am. Std. was bought out by Burnham in the early 70's. Perhaps Glen Stanton would know about parts but at this point it would probabaly be a good idea to decommision it.....kpc

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jim lockard

Amer. Standard

Bought out by burnham boiler in 1973. I would not be so quick to cut out this boiler without knowing whats broken. J. Lockard

marc friedman

made in Buffalo, NY
closed....many years ago

if it has stainless burners, it is someone's rebranded boiler, not a true AS

Al Letellier_9

A/S boilers

Al Letellier_9

A/S boiler

Sure have a lot of them around here. The Arcoflames came with a non-retention burner and had a stainless steel combustion chamber. It was tubular and open at the top side of the barrel. Haven't seen one for years. Most have been converted to new burners using a preformed tub chamber.

[Deleted User]

That sounds like

a boiler serial number. Have him look for other numbers. Then take them to Dan's Library. The boiler rating is probably there.