What is the lawsuit against Goodman air conditioners? There have been several lawsuits against Goodman air conditioners over years, most notable class action lawsuits alleging premature failure of evaporator coils due to corrosion and refrigerant leaks, particularly for coils manufactured between 2000s and 2010s. Lawsuits claimed Goodman used defective copper coils that corroded quickly due to formicary corrosion, causing refrigerant leaks, loss of cooling, and expensive repairs. One class action filed in 2015 alleged Goodman knew about defect but did not recall. Goodman settled some claims with extended warranty for coils, offering partial coverage for replacement. Another lawsuit concerned Goodman furnaces with defective heat exchangers. Most recent lawsuits focus on R410A coils leaking and Goodman denying warranty. As of 2026, no major active national class action, but individual lawsuits exist. Goodman denies defects and says leaks due to environmental factors, installation, and maintenance. Like other brands Carrier and Lennox also had coil lawsuits. So lawsuit against Goodman generally concerns evaporator coil corrosion and premature leaks, leading to class action settlement offering coil replacement or warranty extension.
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