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Amana
Furnace

Model # GUIC090CA50/P1207605F Official Amana gas furnace

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Screw M0211021
#24

Partition tube assembly & collector box diagram

Screw

Part #M0211021

Replaced by #WP489474

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Orifice 10716003
#13

Manifold assembly diagram

Orifice

Part #10716003

Replaced by #0163F00018

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$4.29
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Screw M0211016
#9

Blower assembly & integrated control diagram

Screw

Part #M0211016

Replaced by #M0211016

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Screw M0267144
#22

Blower assembly & integrated control diagram

Screw

Part #M0267144

Replaced by #3400241

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Tie M0321202
#24

Blower assembly & integrated control diagram

Tie

Part #M0321202

Replaced by #WPW10339879

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$4.37 | 
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Grommet M0282015
#23

Blower assembly & integrated control diagram

Grommet

Part #M0282015

Replaced by #WP487939

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$4.39 | 
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Gas Valve C6476904
#11

Manifold assembly diagram

Gas valve

Part #C6476904

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Bracket-liner Mounting 10728601
#3

Partition tube assembly & collector box diagram

Bracket-liner mounting

Part #10728601

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Limit-auxillary Deck 10123506
#30

Cabinet assembly diagram

Limit-auxillary deck

Part #10123506

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

Furnace Burner 10735102
#9

Manifold assembly diagram

Furnace burner

Part #10735102

The manufacturer no longer makes this part, and there's no substitute part

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