Heil Quaker ICP 1193580 Pressure Switch
The Heil Quaker ICP 1193580 Pressure Switch is an essential safety component specifically engineered for International Comfort Products (ICP) furnace systems. Designed as a dual pressure switch assembly, this part features factory-calibrated setpoints of -0.18" WC PF and -0.27" WC PF to ensure the draft inducer motor is moving sufficient combustion air before ignition. As a veteran-grade HVAC replacement part, the 1193580 provides the precision required to prevent system lockouts and ensure the structural integrity of the heat exchanger by monitoring static pressure within the collection chamber.
This genuine OEM vent pressure switch is the designated replacement for discontinued part numbers 1183418 and 1183419. Whether you are servicing a Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Heil, or Keeprite unit, utilizing this OEM furnace pressure switch eliminates the risks associated with universal components that may not match the tight tolerances of 90% condensing furnaces. Its robust diaphragm construction is built to withstand the demanding environments of high-efficiency combustion cycles, preventing the common "short cycling" issues that frustrate technicians during peak heating seasons.
Key Benefits
- Broad Compatibility: Serving as the official ICP burner pressure switch, it installs seamlessly into Heil Quaker, Tempstar, and Comfortmaker equipment.
- Dual-Stage Precision: Reliable monitoring of -0.18 and -0.27 inches of water column prevents unsafe ignition attempts.
- Direct Fit Replacement: Specifically replaces previous versions 1183418 and 1183419 without the need for mounting modifications.
- System Reliability: Helps diagnose inducer motor failure or blocked flues by maintaining the safety circuit lockout when draft pressure is insufficient.
Common Questions
Why is my ICP furnace showing a pressure switch error code?
An error code often signals a blocked venting pipe, a malfunctioning inducer motor, or moisture trapped in the pressure tubing. If the inducer is running but the 1193580 pressure switch fails to close, verify the draft pressure with a manometer against the -0.18/-0.27 WC specifications.
Can I use a single-stage switch to replace this dual assembly?
No. This unit is a dual-stage safety component. Replacing it with a single-stage or universal switch can bypass critical safety protocols and lead to improper combustion or system failure.
What should I check if the switch isn't closing on a 90% furnace?
Inspect the collection chamber ports for calcium deposits and check for sagging vent lines that may be trap condensate. Even a small amount of water in the tubing can prevent the diaphragm from sensing the correct pressure.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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$15.58Heil Quaker ICP 1193580 Pressure Switch
The Heil Quaker ICP 1193580 Pressure Switch is an essential safety component specifically engineered for International Comfort Products (ICP) furnace systems. Designed as a dual pressure switch assembly, this part features factory-calibrated setpoints of -0.18" WC PF and -0.27" WC PF to ensure the draft inducer motor is moving sufficient combustion air before ignition. As a veteran-grade HVAC replacement part, the 1193580 provides the precision required to prevent system lockouts and ensure the structural integrity of the heat exchanger by monitoring static pressure within the collection chamber.
This genuine OEM vent pressure switch is the designated replacement for discontinued part numbers 1183418 and 1183419. Whether you are servicing a Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Heil, or Keeprite unit, utilizing this OEM furnace pressure switch eliminates the risks associated with universal components that may not match the tight tolerances of 90% condensing furnaces. Its robust diaphragm construction is built to withstand the demanding environments of high-efficiency combustion cycles, preventing the common "short cycling" issues that frustrate technicians during peak heating seasons.
Key Benefits
- Broad Compatibility: Serving as the official ICP burner pressure switch, it installs seamlessly into Heil Quaker, Tempstar, and Comfortmaker equipment.
- Dual-Stage Precision: Reliable monitoring of -0.18 and -0.27 inches of water column prevents unsafe ignition attempts.
- Direct Fit Replacement: Specifically replaces previous versions 1183418 and 1183419 without the need for mounting modifications.
- System Reliability: Helps diagnose inducer motor failure or blocked flues by maintaining the safety circuit lockout when draft pressure is insufficient.
Common Questions
Why is my ICP furnace showing a pressure switch error code?
An error code often signals a blocked venting pipe, a malfunctioning inducer motor, or moisture trapped in the pressure tubing. If the inducer is running but the 1193580 pressure switch fails to close, verify the draft pressure with a manometer against the -0.18/-0.27 WC specifications.
Can I use a single-stage switch to replace this dual assembly?
No. This unit is a dual-stage safety component. Replacing it with a single-stage or universal switch can bypass critical safety protocols and lead to improper combustion or system failure.
What should I check if the switch isn't closing on a 90% furnace?
Inspect the collection chamber ports for calcium deposits and check for sagging vent lines that may be trap condensate. Even a small amount of water in the tubing can prevent the diaphragm from sensing the correct pressure.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
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The Heil Quaker ICP 1193580 Pressure Switch is an essential safety component specifically engineered for International Comfort Products (ICP) furnace systems. Designed as a dual pressure switch assembly, this part features factory-calibrated setpoints of -0.18" WC PF and -0.27" WC PF to ensure the draft inducer motor is moving sufficient combustion air before ignition. As a veteran-grade HVAC replacement part, the 1193580 provides the precision required to prevent system lockouts and ensure the structural integrity of the heat exchanger by monitoring static pressure within the collection chamber.
This genuine OEM vent pressure switch is the designated replacement for discontinued part numbers 1183418 and 1183419. Whether you are servicing a Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Heil, or Keeprite unit, utilizing this OEM furnace pressure switch eliminates the risks associated with universal components that may not match the tight tolerances of 90% condensing furnaces. Its robust diaphragm construction is built to withstand the demanding environments of high-efficiency combustion cycles, preventing the common "short cycling" issues that frustrate technicians during peak heating seasons.
Key Benefits
- Broad Compatibility: Serving as the official ICP burner pressure switch, it installs seamlessly into Heil Quaker, Tempstar, and Comfortmaker equipment.
- Dual-Stage Precision: Reliable monitoring of -0.18 and -0.27 inches of water column prevents unsafe ignition attempts.
- Direct Fit Replacement: Specifically replaces previous versions 1183418 and 1183419 without the need for mounting modifications.
- System Reliability: Helps diagnose inducer motor failure or blocked flues by maintaining the safety circuit lockout when draft pressure is insufficient.
Common Questions
Why is my ICP furnace showing a pressure switch error code?
An error code often signals a blocked venting pipe, a malfunctioning inducer motor, or moisture trapped in the pressure tubing. If the inducer is running but the 1193580 pressure switch fails to close, verify the draft pressure with a manometer against the -0.18/-0.27 WC specifications.
Can I use a single-stage switch to replace this dual assembly?
No. This unit is a dual-stage safety component. Replacing it with a single-stage or universal switch can bypass critical safety protocols and lead to improper combustion or system failure.
What should I check if the switch isn't closing on a 90% furnace?
Inspect the collection chamber ports for calcium deposits and check for sagging vent lines that may be trap condensate. Even a small amount of water in the tubing can prevent the diaphragm from sensing the correct pressure.
Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
