Dave you are comparing apples to oranges here. You are asking questions from us guys in the States while you are in the FRG. Here box stores have been selling furnaces for many years with and without installation. My dad bought one from sears in 72.
Here places like Home Depot sells them and has a list of local contractors who install them and are paid by HD. But warrenty work is another matter. You have no idea where it's coming from. An example was my son and DIL who bought an appliance from HD. When they had a under warrenty problem HD refered them the manufacturer. They sent a guy out from Mnkato MN, 240 miles away. He had to determine the problem, leave, get approval and the part and return. The whole thing took about 15 days. Before you buy at the BB store check German law on the warrenty stuff.
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