York TG8S060A12MP11 Furnace Parts

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York TG8S060A12MP11 Furnace Parts
Brand:York
Model:TG8S060A12MP11
Product:Furnace
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S1-03103010000 Control Board
$172.89

Furnace control board. The control board regulates the supply of power to the furnace components.

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S1-02532625000 Igniter
$84.39

Furnace hot surface igniter kit. The igniter gets very hot and glows bright orange to light the gas burner. If the igniter is cracked or defective, the furnace won’t heat.

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S1-02537499000 Flame Sensor
$71.91

Furnace flame sensor. The flame sensor monitors the burner to detect whether or not a flame is present. If the flame sensor is defective, the furnace may not heat.

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S1-02440904000 Blower Motor
$339.24

Furnace blower motor. This single-phase motor has the following specifications:

Horsepower: 1/3
Voltage: 115
Full-Load Amperage: 6.2
Hertz: 60
RPM: 1075
Speeds: 4
Rotation: Counterclockwise LE
Frame: 48
Enclosure: Open
Shaft Length: 4”

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York TG8S060A12MP11 Problems & Repair Solutions

There are only a handful of issues that crop up with most appliances and equipment. Since 1912, we've learned to recognize the most common York TG8S060A12MP11 problems ― and their solutions. Do any of these look familiar?
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Frequently Purchased Together For This Model

Control Board
Gas Burner
Igniter
Flame Sensor

Restore reliable home heating from your York TG8S060A12MP11 furnace with genuine OEM replacement parts from Repair Clinic. The TG8S060A12MP11 is a 60,000 BTU single-stage 80% AFUE upflow gas furnace in York’s TG8S series; decoding the model: TG8S identifies the 80% AFUE upflow single-stage platform, 060 indicates 60,000 BTU input capacity, A identifies the cabinet width, 12 identifies the heat exchanger, and MP11 is the production configuration suffix. York, Coleman HVAC, and Luxaire are all Johnson Controls brand designations sharing the same platform engineering with fully interchangeable service components at equivalent configurations. Parts most frequently replaced include the igniter, flame sensor, control board, blower motor, and inducer motor. Browse the full York furnace parts catalog.

York TG8S060A12MP11: 60,000 BTU 80% AFUE Upflow Platform and Johnson Controls Family Brand Equivalence

The York TG8S060A12MP11 is an 80% AFUE non-condensing upflow gas furnace using standard metal B-vent exhaust with no condensate management. York, Coleman HVAC, and Luxaire are all Johnson Controls brand designations sharing the same platform engineering; the TG8S060A12MP11 and its Coleman or Luxaire equivalent at the same configuration use identical components. Reading the control board’s LED fault code blink pattern is the correct first diagnostic step before replacing any component; the code identifies the specific failed stage of the ignition sequence and prevents unnecessary parts replacement. For diagnostic guidance, visit the York furnace repair help section.

Common York TG8S060A12MP11 Replacement Parts and Diagnostic Sequences

York TG8S060A12MP11 Igniter

The hot surface igniter initiates every heating cycle by heating to ignition temperature. A cracked igniter may glow at room temperature but fail when cold air flows across it during the pre-ignition stage, resulting in a no-fire condition while the inducer and pressure switch operate normally. Inspect the element under direct light for any visible crack before testing resistance; handle replacements only by the ceramic base. Browse York furnace igniter parts.

York TG8S060A12MP11 Flame Sensor

The flame sensor confirms burner combustion to the control board within seconds of the gas valve opening. Oxide buildup on the rod reduces its conductivity; when the signal drops below the board’s threshold, the gas valve closes and the furnace short-cycles through multiple attempts before hard lockout. Annual cleaning extends sensor life, but a rod with visible pitting requires replacement. Browse York furnace flame sensor parts.

York TG8S060A12MP11 Control Board

The control board manages the complete ignition sequence, blower delay, and safety circuit monitoring. Note the LED blink count and match it to the fault chart on the furnace’s lower access panel interior before ordering a board. A board that appears completely dead may have no 24-volt transformer input rather than a failed board itself. Browse York furnace control board parts.

York TG8S060A12MP11 Blower Motor and Inducer Motor

The blower motor circulates conditioned air through the supply duct system; test the blower run capacitor before ordering a replacement motor. The draft inducer motor draws combustion gases through the heat exchanger before ignition begins; a stalling or slow-running inducer produces pressure switch lockout that is often misdiagnosed as a failed switch. Browse York furnace blower motor parts and York furnace inducer motor parts.

York TG8S060A12MP11 Parts at Repair Clinic

  • Genuine York OEM Parts for the TG8S060A12MP11 60,000 BTU Platform: All components confirmed for the TG8S060A12MP11 with Coleman HVAC and Luxaire cross-reference as Johnson Controls sister brands. Browse the full York furnace parts catalog.
  • York-Coleman-Luxaire Family Equivalence: The TG8S060A12MP11 and its Coleman HVAC or Luxaire equivalent at the same configuration use identical components with no modification required.
  • Fault Code Diagnostic Priority: Our content documents reading the TG8S control board LED blink count before replacing any component to identify the specific failed stage of the ignition sequence.
  • 365-Day Returns and Fast Shipping: In-stock TG8S060A12MP11 parts ship promptly. The York furnace repair help section provides step-by-step diagnostic guidance.

York TG8S060A12MP11 Furnace Parts FAQ

Why is my York TG8S060A12MP11 furnace not turning on?

Read the control board LED fault code blink pattern first; the code identifies the specific stage of the ignition sequence that has failed. Common causes of no-heat on the TG8S060A12MP11 are a cracked igniter not reaching ignition temperature, a dirty flame sensor causing repeated lockout after attempted ignition, or a pressure switch fault preventing the control board from confirming draft before the igniter energizes.

Are York TG8S060A12MP11 parts interchangeable with Coleman HVAC or Luxaire furnaces?

Yes. York, Coleman HVAC, and Luxaire are all Johnson Controls brand designations sharing the same platform engineering. The TG8S060A12MP11 and its Coleman or Luxaire equivalent at the same configuration use identical igniter, flame sensor, control board, blower motor, and inducer motor components with no modification required.

What does the TG8S in the York TG8S060A12MP11 model number mean?

TG8S identifies the York 80% AFUE upflow single-stage gas furnace platform. The 060 indicates 60,000 BTU input capacity, A identifies the cabinet width class, 12 identifies the heat exchanger configuration, and MP11 is the production configuration suffix. As an 80% AFUE non-condensing furnace, the TG8S060A12MP11 uses standard metal B-vent and produces no condensate.

Why is airflow weak from my York TG8S060A12MP11?

Weak airflow with the blower running most commonly indicates a failed blower motor run capacitor reducing motor torque and speed below the rated design point. Replace the capacitor before ordering a replacement motor; a capacitor outside its rated microfarad range produces identical weak-airflow symptoms at a fraction of the motor replacement cost. If airflow remains weak after a capacitor swap, replace the blower motor.