I know nothing about furnaces. All I know is I need to replace a Jakel 70-24175-01 motor. I do not understand under Product Description where it says " Unit has no sensor mounted. You may have to transfer from existing unit to the new one. There is no...
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When I replaced my unit, which was cracked, all I did was remove & replace- my furnace has an external sensor. I think you would be fine doing the same thing.
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That's a very good question. I can say that my TH6220D1028 handles my needs very well for my oil furnace and A/C system, a fairly standard setup. I suggest you call Honeywell and ask them what the differebce might be. I belteve you can reach them at 800-468-1502.
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Sorry Mike, but the unit has been installed for several years and I have no way to gather the information that you're asking for. However, I bought the unit as a replacement to another motor, per some spec recommendations. Even thought the motors were different,including the length of the shaft, the mount brackets allowed me to adjust the unit until it fit in the power vent. I took a gamble on this working and was pleasantly surprised that it did.
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It didn't look like an option, and good luck figuring out what type it would use. It needs to be sealed up pretty well, in a hostile environment and spinning around at a couple of hundred rpm for several years. If it goes bad, it could be either the sensor or the battery so you might as well replace the whole thing.
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The inducer motor I bought and installed on a GSM80 furnace fit and works well. Look at the mounting flange right side and note the flange appendage which extends. If your GSM80 is similar, chances are that it will fit. Note that mfg. numbers and Goodman numbers are not always the same.
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The original kit used a electronic sensor strip that wrapped around the motor to monitor and control speeds. The new kit eliminates this sensor.the light switch works,but not as good in my mind. What's wrong with your old installation? If the fan quit due to static if surges, you can remove the fan shroud without taking the fan down.lremove the main circuit board and inspect....should find 1 resister burnt. If not sure, use an ohm meter and look for the open resister..it's in a bank of about 3 resistors.. I repaired mine 4 times over the years and it was always the same resistor. Cost of repair, 1 hour total labor, 50 cents for the resistor at radio shack. I certainly like the old control vs the new one. Had I known what I do now,I would have repaired it again. Thought the new design would be better, boy was I wrong..good luck, it's very easy.look in you tube and there are videos showing the whole repair procedure. Merry Xmas to all.
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Best guess is that unless you are a mechanical wizard the integrated nature of the motor and fan will not allow you to merely replace the current motor with this motor. I found that the motor was customized to the fan and could not be just attached. I ordered an entirely different and fully contained replacement for my nutone fan, though I cannot find on my system where I ordered it now. DJH
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I found the information I needed by going to the GE website and searching in their archives. I had the same symptoms and after ordering and replacing I found the old burner had a 'blow out' in the coil preventing a complete circuit. It wasn't hard to replace, on my stove I had to open the oven door and undo a couple of screws on the stovetop lip and raise it like a car hood. I would recommend taking pictures of the old unit showing the screw locations and wire locations as this makes it easier to replace everything. The replacement part mounting hole number were off but thanks to the picture I replaced it in same location.
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More information is neededsuch as what system do you have. Is it just a furnace or does it incorporate central air. And what connections were on the old thermostat (w,r,y,g)?
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If the sensor is not bad their is no need to buy the sensor. I just replaced the motor.
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The sensor I got did not come with the mounting hardware, I used the hardware from my old sensor. It should be noted the the pic of the product does not show the mounting hardware. I purchased my sensor about 6 months ago.FYI mine worked perfectly and was shipped very quickly.
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john google Lomanco Attic Power Vent Fan Motor Replacement - YouTube by Joe Seidel and he'll show there,I hope this help.gl
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Sorry, I have no clue. Mine has stopped working and I had to breakdown and bye a new furnace this year. No money to repair. Sounds like I may have to throw out.
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Looking up that model # on the Honeywell website indicates this is the redesigned thermostat (small border) most likely the pic on the Amazon website is incorrect. The sensor inputs are on the Equipment Interface Module. I purchased this item a couple of years ago and was the newer thermostat and has 4 inputs. I doubt the older model is still in circulation after all this time. You can always return it if not the right model.
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I have a new draft inducer motor that was never installed. I replaced the furnace instead. The number on the box and motor is: ER318984-753. It includes the motor, fan and two different connector pig-tails.
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Temp sensor isn't part of the fan. Temp sensor was located on the block on my ATV, which is what I used this for. Fan consists of a motor and a lead to connect to your wiring.
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Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have liked the ones I've used, though I change them monthly. Helps keep inside furnace clean. Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have... » Read More Looking for them at a local store, the ratings HAVE changed to only about four ratings. They no longer use the 1000, 2000 "performance ratings" They use only 2 (I think 2) 4, 7, 9 and 11 "FPR." The 1000 that I bought last year appears to be consistent with (pictures what it should filter out) a 7 (seven) rating, not 11. The 9 or 11 might be the old 2000 rating, but not the 1000 pictured in this listing. The seller needs to UPDATE the picture as I would be/am hesitant to purchase without knowing for sure which filter rating "FPR" number it really is. Really have liked the ones I've used, though I change them monthly. Helps keep inside furnace clean. « Show Less