I have a 50E47-170, igniter & flame sensor is external to unit, do I need the non-integrated HSI version, part # ?
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The 50E47-843 is listed as the "universal" controller.. I don't understand the integrated / non-integrated status.. you have 2 choices call Emerson/ White Rogers on Monday and see what they say, or just order a 50E47-843 it looks like the only choice as the part numbers are the same,,, here;s the spec sheel from WR http://www.emersonclimate.com/Documents/White-Rodgers/instruction_sheets/0037-6426.pdf
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I don't know why they want to confuse everybody. I am assuming the non-integrated means the HSI sensor is a plug in to the controller,, thats the most common set-up, I have not seen any other application, i would say if your HSI sensor is remote , as in snapped into the combustion chamber, and wired with plug to the controller , yours is "non integrated". I hope this helpsI looked at the -170 and it just looks like an older unit Fred
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No. On the sensor. Will need. A. Pressure. Switch. And. I would need. Your. Model number. On the. Furance
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I just checked mine: D-665-8 (next line) 840301 (next line) 06/12. PS: It was a super easy install, direct bolt on for an HX. Oh! And I live in CA. I'l post a picture.
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It is a H4. I have a harness upgrade that I got separately. I believe without a harness, the bulbs are more likely to burn out easier.
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I'm not sure if this is for the downstream o2 sensor. Maybe someone else can chime in on that. It's bank 1 sensor 1 near the firewall and you can also use this on the manifold towards the front bumper. They are the same. Yes. This one comes with the wire and plug. Once you are able to break them loose installation is easy.
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You will need new HEI wires. From points to High Energy Ignition you need a better wire.
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I'm not sure if this is for the downstream o2 sensor. Maybe someone else can chime in on that. It's bank 1 sensor 1 near the firewall and you can also use this on the manifold towards the front bumper. They are the same.Yes. This one comes with the wire and plug. Once you are able to break them loose installation is easy.
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They have it at amazon 9706648 also you should get the sensor its a 9703312 ...... bought both at the same time ......one could cause the other to burn out
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I found this by doing a Bing search - Unless you are replacing Firex FADC, ADC, and AD, you are REQUIRED to replace ALL your old Firex alarms with this i4618 unit. Otherwise, your old Firex units will NOT be able to communicate with this i4618 unit. This Firex i4618 model can replace the following old Firex models: 4618 4418 ADC 120-1072B 4518 120-538B 120-1182 (120-1182B) 120-1072C 5000 120-557B FADC AD 120-1070 (120-1070B) 120-1056E 46182 Since old Firex and new replacement have different wiring harness, the existing wiring harness needs to be changed. If you don't want to rewire, you need to get a quick convert adapter Kidde KA-F and perform 3-easy-step installation: Replace the ceiling mounting bracket. Install KA-F adapter and attach existing wiring to the alarm. The new alarm will now be interconnected and compatible with your Firex alarm system.
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What I did was take off the previous ignitor and looked at the part # on it. It's pretty easy there is usually a screw that is holding it in place. After removing the screw and ignitor carefully u simply unplug from the connector. Look at part # and verify it's the one your ordering. Very easy process and saved me about 200 $
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This heater element is a stand-alone,, the high-heat-sensor is farther up the air channel and thus is not included. That sensor is very easy to change with two small screws attaching it to the air channel.
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Replaces Part Numbers: LH33ZS001, LH33ZS002, LH33ZS003 and LH33ZS004I suggest you pull your existing ignitor, check the part no. to see if it's compatible.
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Not sure, this one has the HSSK50 on it, perhaps go safe road and choose it? NEW TECUMSEH HSK40 HSK50 HS50 HSSK40 HSSK50 HSSK55 LH195SA LH195SP CARBURETOR , looks the same though, but what do I know :)
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You have to Ignight the stove via match or lighter, no internal ignition system present
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http://www.forwardthinking.honeywell.com/related_links/combustion/y8610u/install/68_0291.pdf
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If you are directly replacing your narrowband for a stand alone ecu, simply use your existing o2 bung. If you are running this wideband to simply monitor, and still relying on your stock narrowband to transmit to your ecu. The kit come with an additional bung. This will have to be welded and installed properly on an exhuast. Be aware of your o2 depth and distance from the engine when installing.
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Hi, best thing to do is Email trail tech they will tell you which version you need. The items that vary are the sensors so make sure you get the right one. THey are really quick at replying. CHeers