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Furnace

Model # NF80U070T3A52 Official GE gas furnace

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Ge Assembly Motor Programmed 607363-30 17G96
#72

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Ge assembly motor programmed 607363-30

Part #17G96

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102907-01 Roll Out Switch (210f) 71W49
#60

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102907-01 roll out switch (210f)

Part #71W49

$31.60
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Control-limit (au X ) 135f 69m3801 69M38
#290

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Control-limit (au x ) 135f 69m3801

Part #69M38

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102737-11 Switch-pressure 2 Stg(.30/.60) 91W53
#29

Cabinet (2) diagram

102737-11 switch-pressure 2 stg(.30/.60)

Part #91W53

$58.38
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42j3201 Transformer 42J32
#180

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42j3201 transformer

Part #42J32

$28.00
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Lb-94724t Blower-comb Air S/a 73W09
#50

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Lb-94724t blower-comb air s/a

Part #73W09

$287.55
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Ge Control-limit (175f) 89W14
#10

Cabinet (1) diagram

Ge control-limit (175f)

Part #89W14

$24.53
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102737-09 Switch-pressure 2 Stg(.55/.25) 73W35
#23

Cabinet (2) diagram

102737-09 switch-pressure 2 stg(.55/.25)

Part #73W35

$59.56
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Lb-97803a Tubing-pressure Switch 98L78
#7

Optional accessories diagram

Lb-97803a tubing-pressure switch

Part #98L78

$58.22
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103181-01 Valve-gas (2 Stg Nat) 77W04
#40

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103181-01 valve-gas (2 stg nat)

Part #77W04

$123.66
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