Model # 867736315 Official Sears gas-fired forced air wall furnace

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#51

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Thermocouple

Part #503076

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#26

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Screw

Part #274738

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#30

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Switch

Part #502171

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#17

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Screw

Part #85790

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#47

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Pilot tube

Part #90655

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Thermostat

Part #504792

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#23

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Screw

Part #274707

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#48

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Ferrule nut

Part #29441

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Guarantee

Part #F642-18169A

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#50B

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Pilot burner

Part #503470

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Model # 867736315 Official Sears gas-fired forced air wall furnace

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Symptoms for gas snowblowers

How do I tune up my snowblower?

Why won't my snowblower throw snow far enough?

Why does my snowblower stop running after a few seconds?

What should I do about a damaged snowblower tire?

Why does my snowblower engine run rough?

Why won't my snowblower start?

Why doesn't my snowblower self propel?

Why won't my snowblower chute turn?

Why won't my snowblower clear snow well?

Repair guides for gas snowblowers

How to adjust snowblower engine valve lash

How to adjust snowblower skid shoes

How to replace a snowblower shave plate

Effective articles & videos to help repair your furnaces

How to get your furnace ready for winter

Introducing new technical repair content that we’re developing for the Sears Technical Institute

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