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Model # NDGK100KG05 Official ICP condensing counterflow gas furnace

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Furnace Blower Fan Motor 613209
#3

Blower diagram

Furnace blower fan motor

Part #613209

$499.86 | 
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Furnace Temperature Limit Switch, 130-degrees 1003174
#27

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Furnace temperature limit switch, 130-degrees

Part #1003174

Replaced by #1013105

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O-ring 1000599
#3

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O-ring

Part #1000599

$70.56
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Central Air Conditioner Air Handler Blower Wheel 96839
#6

Blower diagram

Central air conditioner air handler blower wheel

Part #96839

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Adapter 1000471
#8

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Adapter

Part #1000471

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Exchanger 1002294
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Exchanger

Part #1002294

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Pipe 2 In 612689
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Pipe 2 in

Part #612689

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Clamp 1001327
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Clamp

Part #1001327

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Tee Male 612696
#23

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Tee male

Part #612696

$70.69
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Union Tee 613051
#24

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Union tee

Part #613051

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