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Furnace

Model # 867736641 Official Kenmore gas-fired forced air wall furnace

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Thermocouple 40098
#7

Gas burners and manifold diagram

Thermocouple

Part #40098

Replaced by #H06E-36

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Pilot Tubing 506325
#11B

Gas burners and manifold diagram

Pilot tubing

Part #506325

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Strike 602089
#22

Cabinet diagram

Strike

Part #602089

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

Limit Switch 505922
#25

Blower and electrical diagram

Limit switch

Part #505922

Replaced by #3L02-160

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Limit Switch 505962
#28

Blower and electrical diagram

Limit switch

Part #505962

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

Catch 602090
#21

Combustion chamber diagram

Catch

Part #602090

Replaced by #279570

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Pilot Tubing 506222
#11A

Gas burners and manifold diagram

Pilot tubing

Part #506222

Replaced by #100108370

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Orifice 46632
#9B

Gas burners and manifold diagram

Orifice

Part #46632

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

Transformer 86852
#5

Blower and electrical diagram

Transformer

Part #86852

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

Ferrule Nut 29441
#10

Gas burners and manifold diagram

Ferrule nut

Part #29441

Replaced by #100108370

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