AMANA 165048 OEM Upgraded Replacement for Goodman Furnace Hot Surface Ignitor / Igniter

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This kit includes the hot surface ignitor, motor contact, circuit board, wiring harness and warranty. The hot surface ignitor will be shipped separately in some orders.

The Amana Furnace Hot Surface Ignitor kit is a direct replacement that has everything you need to fix your heating system. This Ignitor uses a high-temperature thermocouple to sense when the flame is present in the furnace, thus allowing power to reach the fan motor.

The AMANA 165048 OEM Upgraded Replacement for Amana Furnace Hot Surface Ignitor / Igniter is a genuine OEM replacement part, which can be installed into your existing system to greatly improve its performance.

The Amana 165048 OEM Upgraded Replacement for Amana Furnace Hot Surface Ignitor / Igniter is a direct replacement part that is ideal for fixing any number of heating issues. When the Amana 165048 OEM Upgraded Replacement for Amana Furnace Hot Surface Ignitor / Igniter kits are installed in your home, you'll see a marked improvement in temperature control and consistent heating through your home.

The genuine OEM hot surface ignitor is ideal for furnaces which use a hot surface ignitor

We have listed all available OEM names in the description to help you identify the correct replacement ignitor for your furnace. Please select the furnace brand and the unit size to help you to find the ignitor that would work for you. The ignitor is an important part of any gas or electric furnace, as it is responsible for lighting a pilot light and creating a pathway of fire to heat up the rest of the system. Some applications may require more than one ignitor, so please verify that this item will work for your specific furnace before purchasing.

The fiberglass hot surface ignitor is a part of an electrical switch that glows red-hot and ignites your gas furnace. When the white button on the furnace control panel is pressed, electricity flows through the ignitor, heating the wire to convert electricity into heat; excess heat will then ignite your gas burner.