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Model # GL-120-4/P96176-5F Official Amana gas furnace

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Orifce - Nat. Gas #33 Drill M0755602

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Orifce - nat. gas #33 drill

Part #M0755602

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

Felt, Blower Mounting Angle, 1-1/2 X 1/8 X 16 A9003210

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Felt, blower mounting angle, 1-1/2 x 1/8 x 16

Part #A9003210

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

Screw M0207055

#NI

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Screw

Part #M0207055

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

Fan Realy, S.p.s.t., H.r8225b015 C5845601

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Fan realy, s.p.s.t., h.r8225b015

Part #C5845601

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Auxiliary Control Mounting Bracket B9209301

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Auxiliary control mounting bracket

Part #B9209301

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Blower Mounting Angel B9209201

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Blower mounting angel

Part #B9209201

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

Orifice - L.p. Gas #51 Drill M0755605

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Orifice - l.p. gas #51 drill

Part #M0755605

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

Pilot Tubing A9015102

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Pilot tubing

Part #A9015102

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

Transformer, 115 V. Primary, 24 V. Secondary, 40 Va M0330901

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Transformer, 115 v. primary, 24 v. secondary, 40 va

Part #M0330901

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

Collar, Thrust, 3/4" 5151200 M0875807

Gas counterflow (gc-140/p96177-17f) (gc-140-5/p96177-18f) diagram

Collar, thrust, 3/4" 5151200

Part #M0875807

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