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Posted by Angus Bentz on December 9, 2006, 2:13 pm
On 9 Dec 2006 10:52:39 -0800, jeparker49@gmail.com wrote:
>I'm selling my house, and the buyer's inspection detected that the
>heating elements weren't putting out sufficient temperature ...
>diagnosis, one or more elements bad. So ... I removed the front panel
>from the (1994) Janitrol A49-10 air handler and immediately saw that
>one of the two elements was indeed burned out.
>
>Haven't called an HVAC place yet ('cause it's a weekend), but looking
>on-line, the closest part number I can come up with for the heat strip
>kit is HSK1037488 ... which really doesn't look like the B10374-68 part
>that's in there now. Also the new part has 2 plastic connectors on the
>ends of the various wires .. and the old one has individual metal
>connectors on each wire.
>
>Can anyone help me out ... is this part a "closest replacement"? ...
>and if so, I assume I would I need to clip off the plastic connectors
>and use wire nuts to connect to the existing wiring ... correct?
What you need to do, seeing as you obviously don't have clue #
1 what you're doing, is call someone who DOES know, and pay them to
come and fix it.
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