Model # 629756811 Official Sears top-vent gas-fired wall furnace

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Cabinet and body assembly diagram

Fan shroud

Part #12B03-1

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#18A

Cabinet and body assembly diagram

Header assy

Part #7B114

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#1A

Cabinet and body assembly diagram

Outer casing

Part #7C55-2

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Vent cover

Part #7B12

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Furnace motor isolator

Part #P022800

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Switch box

Part #11B05

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#9C

Cabinet and body assembly diagram

Select switch

Part #P296201

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Baffle hndl

Part #11C63

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#11

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Furnace bottom front panel

Part #11B103

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#17

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Fan blade

Part #P300500

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Model # 629756811 Official Sears top-vent gas-fired wall furnace

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Why won't my snowblower clear snow well?

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