Model # 867736710 Official Sears gas-fired direct vent counterflow wall furnace

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Burner, manifold & gas valve diagram

Thermocouple

Part #503758

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

Body & vent assy diagram

Fan switch

Part #506128

Replaced by #505962

$119.46

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Thermostat

Part #504792

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#21

Body & vent assy diagram

Nut

Part #47193

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Burner, manifold & gas valve diagram

Tubing pilot

Part #506040

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#37

Body & vent assy diagram

Screw

Part #274738

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#14

Electrical asy diagram

Transformer

Part #92891

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Burner, manifold & gas valve diagram

Ferrule nut

Part #29441

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Screw

Part #85790

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Guarantee

Part #F642-18169A

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Why does my pressure washer spray too hard?

Main causes: faulty unloader valve, bad pressure regulator…

Why won't my pressure washer engine start?

Main causes: stale fuel, gummed up carburetor, engine needs tune up, throttle and choke controls need adjustment, bad re…

Why does my pressure washer's engine lose power?

Main causes: dirty air filter, stale fuel, clogged or dirty carburetor, bad unloader valve…

Why won't the pressure washer starter rope retract?

Main causes: broken recoil spring, damaged recoil starter…

Why is smoke coming from the pressure washer's exhaust?

Main causes: overfilling engine with oil, improper fuel/air mixture, choke system problems, dirty carburetor, engine nee…

Why does water spray out of my pressure washer's pressure relief valve?

Main causes: pump running for more than 5 minutes when the spray wand isn't being used, faulty pressure relief valve, ba…

Why is the spray from my pressure washer weak?

Main causes: insufficient water supply, clogged water inlet screen, clogged pressure hose, faulty pump check valves, stu…

Why won't my pressure washer mix in the detergent?

Main causes: using a high-pressure spray tip when applying detergent, clogged siphon tube, chemical injection system fai…

Why doesn't my pressure washer recoil starter work?

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Repair guides for gas pressure washers

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How to install a pressure washer chemical injection kit

The chemical injection valve draws detergent into the pump. If it’s not drawing detergent, use a repair kit to replace t…

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How to install a pressure washer O-ring kit

O-rings seal fittings on the pressure washer pump. Damaged seals allow water to leak from the pump. Follow these steps t…

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45 minutes or less

How to replace a pressure washer pump

The pump can be damaged by air in the inlet water supply or by chemicals that remain in the pump body after using the ch…

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15 minutes or less

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How to get your furnace ready for winter

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Model # 867736710 Official Sears gas-fired direct vent counterflow wall furnace

Model diagram and schematic

SEARCH WITHIN THIS MODEL

Symptoms for gas pressure washers

Why does my pressure washer spray too hard?

Why won't my pressure washer engine start?

Why does my pressure washer's engine lose power?

Why won't the pressure washer starter rope retract?

Why is smoke coming from the pressure washer's exhaust?

Why does water spray out of my pressure washer's pressure relief valve?

Why is the spray from my pressure washer weak?

Why won't my pressure washer mix in the detergent?

Why doesn't my pressure washer recoil starter work?

Repair guides for gas pressure washers

How to install a pressure washer chemical injection kit

How to install a pressure washer O-ring kit

How to replace a pressure washer pump

Effective articles & videos to help repair your furnaces

How to get your furnace ready for winter

Introducing new technical repair content that we’re developing for the Sears Technical Institute

Top questions about Sears and Sears PartsDirect

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