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Model # GCE502/P6958906F Official Amana gas furnace - gce-gcx series

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Screw M0211030
Screw

Part #M0211030

Replaced by #R9800670

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Burner Shield R0194411
#2B

(gcx75/p6960201f) (gcx105/p6960202f) (gcx135/p6960203f) (gcx75a/p6960204f) (gcx105a/p6960205f) (gcx125a/p6960206f) diagram

Burner shield

Part #R0194411

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

Screw, #7 X 3/8 R0188018
Screw, #7 x 3/8

Part #R0188018

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

Scoop, Diverter R0194277
#5E

(gce502/p6958906f) (gce753/p6958907f) (gce1003/p6958908f) (gce1254/p6958909f) (gce1505/p6958910f) diagram

Scoop, diverter

Part #R0194277

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

Casing R0194339
#6A

(gce502/p6958906f) (gce753/p6958907f) (gce1003/p6958908f) (gce1254/p6958909f) (gce1505/p6958910f) diagram

Casing

Part #R0194339

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

Shield, Pilot R0194438
#18

(gcx75/p6960201f) (gcx75a/p6960204f) diagram

Shield, pilot

Part #R0194438

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

Top Panel R0194329
#11D

(gce502/p6958906f) (gce753/p6958907f) (gce1003/p6958908f) (gce1254/p6958909f) (gce1505/p6958910f) diagram

Top panel

Part #R0194329

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

Door Interlock Switch R0163041
#13

(gcx75/p6960201f) (gcx105/p6960202f) (gcx135/p6960203f) (gcx75a/p6960204f) (gcx105a/p6960205f) (gcx125a/p6960206f) diagram

Door interlock switch

Part #R0163041

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

Ground Stud, #10-32 R0188035
#3

(gce502/p6958906f) (gce753/p6958907f) (gce1003/p6958908f) (gce1254/p6958909f) (gce1505/p6958910f) diagram

Ground stud, #10-32

Part #R0188035

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

Crosslighter R0198430
#21E

(gce502/p6958906f) (gce753/p6958907f) (gce1003/p6958908f) (gce1254/p6958909f) (gce1505/p6958910f) diagram

Crosslighter

Part #R0198430

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

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