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Blade fuse. ATC-3 (3 Amp)

Door catch fastener

Pressure switch -.5" WC SPNO

Condenser fan motor 1/4hp 230v 850rpm 1ph

Blower motor, 1/3 HP, 115 volts, 60 hertz, 5.6 amps, 1075 RPM, 2 speed

Furnace blower motor. This single-phase motor has the following specifications:
Horsepower: 1
Voltage: 115
Full-Load Amperage: 14.4
Hertz: 60
RPM: 1075
Speeds: 4
Rotation: Counterclockwise
Frame: 48
Enclosure: Open
Shaft Length: 3"

Door switch

Pressure switch tubing .313 OD .188 ID

Fan switch, F110-20F

Triple-D Coil Cleaner is a 19oz Aerosol spray can, that is safe for homeowner use. One can will clean an entire outdoor condenser coil and/or indoor evaporator coil, to remove energy-stealing dirt, debris and soot.

Furnace blower motor. This single-phase motor has the following specifications:
Horsepower: 1/6
Voltage: 115
Rated Amps: 3
Hertz: 60
RPM: 1050
Speeds: 1
Rotation: CCW
Frame: 42
Enclosure: Open

2.8 oz Tube of Red Devil High Temp RTV Silicone. Perfect for Gasket replacement. Not for Heat Exchangers.

Gas valve kit

Air pressure switch

Condenser fan motor, 1/8 HP 208-230Volts 60Hertz 0.8Amps 1075RPM Single Speed Closed Enclosure 42Y Frame Single Phase CW Rotation 2.5" Shaft. *** Updated motor - May require wires to be spliced on some applications.
York furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps are built to run reliably for decades — but when they need repairs, you need OEM parts that match the engineering. Repair Clinic carries genuine York replacement parts for inducer motors, control boards, igniters, pressure switches, and the full range of HVAC parts that keep your heating and cooling running.
York shares parts across its family of brands, including Luxaire, Coleman, and Airtemp. Always confirm your exact model number to ensure compatibility, especially for control boards and igniter assemblies, which vary by product line.
Find your York model number on the furnace or AC unit nameplate, enter it into our parts lookup, and get the exact OEM replacement part with same-day shipping available.
All four brands are part of the Johnson Controls HVAC family and share engineering platforms and many parts. However, control boards, igniters, and model-specific assemblies can vary. Always use your exact model number to confirm the correct part — cross-referencing within the family is common, but not help ensure. Repair Clinic's lookup tool confirms compatibility across the York family.
Your York model number is on a nameplate attached to the furnace cabinet (usually near the blower compartment) or on the outdoor AC condenser unit. It starts with letters like "H" or "K" followed by numbers. Write down the full model number — it's needed for ordering the right control board, igniter, or motor assembly. If the nameplate is missing or damaged, Use our online parts finder and visual model lookup to verify compatibility.
Start with the limit switch and flame sensor. The limit switch is a safety device that cuts off gas if the furnace overheats; if it trips repeatedly, the sensor has likely failed. The flame sensor detects the pilot flame — if it's dirty or cracked, the furnace will ignite briefly then shut off. A quick cleaning with fine steel wool often fixes a flame sensor. If cleaning doesn't help, the sensor or control board needs replacement. For persistent no-heat issues, verify that the gas valve is opening (listen for a clicking sound at ignition), and check the pressure switch for blockages in the drain hose.
Not for communicating systems. York Evolution and other Infinity-tier furnaces use proprietary control boards that communicate with thermostats and other equipment. Aftermarket boards won't interface correctly, and you'll lose smart features and error-code diagnostics. For standard, non-communicating furnaces, OEM boards are still the better choice — they're pre-programmed for your model and carry a manufacturer specifications. Repair Clinic stocks genuine York boards for all product lines; enter your model number to find the exact replacement.


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We offer same-day shipping on orders placed by 9:00 PM ET, so you can get the parts you need as quickly as possible. Whether you're a homeowner or a professional technician, Our online repair library gives you the videos, symptom articles, and step-by-step guides to complete the repair. Find everything you need to keep your system running right, right here.
On York HVAC equipment, start with the nameplate on the furnace cabinet, often near the blower compartment door. For a York central air conditioner or heat pump, check the exterior nameplate on the outdoor condenser or the label inside its access panel. Copy the complete model number, including letters, numbers, and any suffixes, because similar York units can use different parts. Enter it in the model number search to pull up the parts matched to your unit across the full catalog, not just one part category. Using the exact model filters out incompatible options and helps you order with confidence knowing the fit is right.

Solid diagnostic work is what makes a York repair go quickly, and Repair Clinic's online library was built for exactly that. Symptom articles, part testing videos, wiring diagrams, and step-by-step written guides give owners and technicians the reference material to isolate the failed part. Look up your model number to match the right OEM part, then follow the installation video.

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