Restore steady, efficient heat to your York TG9S060B12MP11 with genuine OEM replacement parts from Repair Clinic. The model decodes as a 60,000 BTU input (060) TG9S furnace, York’s 95% AFUE single-stage condensing series, with a B width cabinet, a 1,200 CFM blower class (B12), and multi-position installation (MP). York, Coleman, and Luxaire share this Johnson Controls platform. Parts replaced most often include the pressure switch, the TG9S060B12MP11 draft inducer motor, the igniter, and the flame sensor. Check each part on the TG9S060B12MP11 parts list, then browse all York furnace parts.
TG9S060B12MP11 Base Build and Later Revisions
The MP11 designation is the base production build of this 60,000 BTU cabinet; the TG9S060B12MP11A and MP11B are later revisions. Igniters, flame sensors, and most combustion parts carry across them, but control boards and harnesses can change, so order those for your exact suffix. As a condensing TG9S060B12MP11 furnace, it vents through PVC and depends on a clear condensate trap; a blocked drain is the most common cause of pressure switch lockouts. The blower is a fixed-speed PSC motor with a run capacitor. The TG9S060B12MP11 manual and TG9S060B12MP11 diagram show drain routing and fault codes. For TG9S060B12MP11 repair steps, use the York troubleshooting page.
Most Replaced Parts on the TG9S060B12MP11
Pressure Switch and Condensate Drain
A clogged trap backs water into the pressure sensing tube and creates a false low draft reading even with a healthy inducer. Flush the trap and clear the drain line first, then test the pressure switch only if the lockout returns.
Draft Inducer Motor and Restrictor
The inducer pulls flue gases through both heat exchanger sections. Grinding during pre-purge points to worn bearings. When replacing the motor, confirm the combustion blower restrictor matches the 060 input on your diagram, since the restrictor is sized per BTU. Shop inducer motors here.
Igniter and Flame Sensor
Read the LED code first. No glow or uneven glow with draft proven means a cracked TG9S060B12MP11 igniter. A burner that lights and drops out three times before lockout points to a fouled TG9S060B12MP11 flame sensor; clean it before replacing the sensor.
PSC Blower Motor and Capacitor
A humming or slow blower usually starts with a weak run capacitor. Replace it if it reads more than 5 to 10% below its rated microfarad value, matching the installed label, before ordering a blower motor.
Why Choose Repair Clinic for York TG9S060B12MP11 Parts
- Genuine Johnson Controls OEM Parts: Components shared with Coleman and Luxaire equipment. Browse all York furnace parts.
- Revision-Aware Listings: Boards and harnesses are matched to the MP11 base build, separate from the MP11A and MP11B.
- Drain Before Switch: Flush the condensate trap before replacing a pressure switch, and test the capacitor before the blower motor.
- Shop TG9S060B12MP11 Parts Online: In-stock TG9S060B12MP11 replacement parts and TG9S060B12MP11 furnace parts ship the same day with a 365-day return policy.
York TG9S060B12MP11 Furnace FAQ
Is the TG9S060B12MP11 the same as the TG9S060B12MP11A?
They share the same 60,000 BTU platform. Most ignition and combustion parts carry across, but control boards and harnesses can differ between revisions, so order those for your exact suffix.
Why does my furnace show a pressure switch fault?
On this condensing furnace, a blocked condensate trap or drain is the usual cause. Flush the trap and clear the line before testing or replacing the switch.
Why does the blower hum but not start?
The run capacitor has most likely weakened. Test it and replace it if it reads well below its rated value before replacing the PSC blower motor.
When does the TG9S060B12MP11 heat exchanger need inspection?
Rollout switch trips, scorching near the burners, or repeated limit trips with a clean filter call for a professional inspection of the primary and secondary heat exchangers.
