Is this part the same as a LH 680 014 Flame Sensor?
601835
I do not know if it's the same. I ordered for our Rheem furnace. On the pack of the flame sensor : Protech 62-23543-01 FLAME SENSOR. Hope this help.
601836
No it is not. The model you are asking about is commonly used on Carrier units and not Rheem. Also the hookup to the furnace is a little different ,plus the wires are not the same. Good Luck..
1817310
Yes. It is the exact same part number that is on this one too. I have bought two of them and it works great.
1544893
Quick answer: I would also have to look it up on the website, and doubly recommend you do so as I've purchased parts that looked for all the world on Amazon to be correct, but had a different digit when they arrived and obviously then did not fit. But the website will have good exploding drawings to match both part number and appearance. Good luck--it takes a bit of effort, but worth it.
795262
i don't reconize that model#. If your control knobs are on the side not up front and you have 2 burners/control knobs this will work. if you have 3 burners it would take the 7536 flavor bars and as well if your control knobs are on the side.
542542
I think it probably will. It replaced my defective thermopile on a Lennox l10Bi fire place. It appears to be a general 750 Millivolt replacement part. You may also want to replace your thermocouple since you will be working in the same area.
439338
Yes, it will fit that model. http://www.partselect.com/PS243425-GE-WB2X9154-Round-Style-Oven-Igniter.htm?SourceCode=1&SearchTerm=JGBP28TEH3WW&ModelNum=JGBP28TEH3WW
544642
Hello, We are showing that this is the correct part for the model number given. If you have any questions please feel free to respond. Thanks, Trevor
1436406
If the sensor and connector look the same it should, to confirm you can contact Sundance customer support 1-800-883-7727 with the part # and they should be able to help
927332
Not sure just go to the GE website and make sure the numbers match, that is what I did and it was an exact replacement for my oven. Kelly
1246773
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
2172985
Can't answer your question. I went to GE's site and got the part number and then googled it.
1001779
Go to sears parts .com. Look up your model number and look up your part number (original equipment). Then go to amazon and see if the replacement/substitute part is the same or not But for me. This worked perfectly! Make your you take a pix of the wiring connections to burner so it will be eaiser to install with the new one
682643
No this the the part no and link to item for your furnace Goodman Inducer Blower Motor B1859005
1951990
I honeslty don't know but I do know they used the same sensor for all 6 cyl models.
1046761
No I dont think so. I just checked the part numbers and they were different. I think the part you want is 5430-5541. The part where it attaches to the stove looks a little different from mines
1706568
If you have already purchased the sensor, it won't hurt to try. Most after market sensors will work, as long as they (sensor) sit properly in the path of the blast tube, detecting the flame.
1704097
Yes it is, sometimes it's called the oxygen sensor, both are interchangeable names. The code identifies what bank and sensor number needs to be repaired, they upstream sensors, relatively easy to change out with a sensor socket.