Ensure accurate water levels with this pressure switch, part number 34M77, for select Lennox Furnace or Unit Heater models.
Grid is 1 inch square
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
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Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77

Genuine OEM Part # 34M77RC Item # 2346040Alternative Part Number(s)
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Ensure accurate water levels with this pressure switch, part number 34M77, for select Lennox Furnace or Unit Heater models.
Grid is 1 inch square
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
Lennox Pressure Switch 34M77
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Ensure accurate water levels with this pressure switch, part number 34M77, for select Lennox Furnace or Unit Heater models.
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This part 34M77 is compatible with:

Product Type:
Furnace
Brands:
Lennox

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Common Problems Fixed by the Pressure Switch

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About the Pressure Switch

The pressure switch closes when the burner has sufficient airflow. If the pressure switch isn’t working, it might not close when the proper airflow is present, resulting in the furnace taking too long to heat the home. If the ignition process stalls, the furnace will shut off. To determine if the pressure switch is defective, use a multimeter to test the switch for continuity. If the pressure switch does not have continuity, replace it.

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Alternative Part Number(s)

Replaces Part Number 60J54
Replaces Part Number 85K37
Replaces Part Number 60J5401
Replaces Part Number 85K3701
Replaces Part Number 65289100