20197310 - Goodman OEM Furnace Replacement Air Pressure Switch

Perfect fit! After 20 years my heater wouldn't work randomly... Called service techs 2 times and they came out and it started working again! Very frustrating, I even took the old ones apart and couldn't find a problem with them. Must have been a vacuum leak.

A+

Good price for a vacuum switch, very pleased

Picture had a red sticker...which means .80. Item that ships is orange, which is .6.

After install two of these pressure sensors, my ten year old Goodman furnace is now operational again. This is how I knew that a pressure sensor was what had gone bad:1) The furnace tried to start three times, but then went into a one hour lockout. (i.e. the draft inducer started and turned off three times without a flame being established.)2) The red service LED was blinking ONCE repeatedly. This indicates either a bad igniter, a bad flame sensor, a bad pressure switch, or bad draft inducer.3) By looking into the flame monitor window during attempted startup, I could hear the inducer start and see the igniter get red, but no flame ever appeared. Since there was no flame to sense, I assumed the flame sensor was NOT bad.4) Since the furnace has two pressure sensors and since the unit is ten years old, I replaced BOTH pressure sensors.After replacing the access cover and raising the thermostat, my furnace fired up on the first attempt. One happy camper!

Quick delivery on this much needed part to get my furnace (operating in AC cooling mode) up and running again.

I did not get to use the item because it was not as described

I was looking for a -1.10 and a -.37 . Not a -.6. Buy yes if I were to install it i would say it is easy.