Heil Quaker ICP 1196821 Inducer Motor Assembly
The Heil Quaker ICP 1196821 Inducer Motor Assembly is a vital furnace draft inducer engineered for high-efficiency gas furnaces within the International Comfort Products family, including Heil, Tempstar, and Comfortmaker. This OEM replacement part serves as the primary exhaust mechanism, utilizing a precision-balanced inducer blower wheel to pull air through the heat exchanger and expel combustion byproducts safely through the flue. When a furnace fails to ignite or trips a pressure switch error, the 1196821 is often the required fix to restore the necessary negative pressure for the ignition sequence.
Constructed by Fasco (Manufacturer Part #HC21ZE127A), this assembly operates on 115V and 60Hz. It features a dual-speed capability, reaching a high speed of 3000 RPM (1.6 FLA) and a low speed of 2000 RPM (0.38 FLA), ensuring optimal furnace ventilation. This unit is a direct factory-original replacement for discontinued or superseded part numbers including 1183440, 1176912, 1183504, and 1183451. The assembly includes a pre-installed gasket and heavy-duty housing to ensure a leak-proof seal against the furnace collector box, preventing carbon monoxide leakage and ensuring stable airflow performance.
Key Benefits for HVAC Technicians:
- Direct OEM Compatibility: Engineered specifically for IPC, Heil, and Tempstar models, eliminating the mounting and wiring hurdles common with universal aftermarket kits.
- Precise Dual-Speed Control: Rated for 3000/2000 RPM, this motor provides the exact static pressure required to close the furnace pressure switch reliably.
- Pre-Assembled Component: Includes the inducer motor, impeller wheel, and housing, reducing field installation time and ensuring the blower is factory-balanced.
- High-Heat Durability: Built with high-temperature lead wires and sealed bearings to withstand the extreme thermal environment of gas furnace exhaust.
Common Questions:
Will this motor fix a furnace that won't ignite?
Yes, if the draft inducer motor fails to reach its rated RPM, the pressure switch will not close, preventing the gas valve from opening. Replacing a seized or weak 1196821 motor often resolves this lockout condition.
Does this assembly include the gasket?
Yes, this genuine ICP part typically comes with the necessary gasket or thermal seal required for a secure, airtight connection to the exhaust manifold.
How do I know if my existing motor is bad?
Common symptoms include loud grinding or screeching (bearing failure), a humming sound without rotation (seized shaft), or a diagnostic code on the control board indicating a pressure switch error.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
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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$71.35Heil Quaker ICP 1196821 Inducer Motor Assembly
The Heil Quaker ICP 1196821 Inducer Motor Assembly is a vital furnace draft inducer engineered for high-efficiency gas furnaces within the International Comfort Products family, including Heil, Tempstar, and Comfortmaker. This OEM replacement part serves as the primary exhaust mechanism, utilizing a precision-balanced inducer blower wheel to pull air through the heat exchanger and expel combustion byproducts safely through the flue. When a furnace fails to ignite or trips a pressure switch error, the 1196821 is often the required fix to restore the necessary negative pressure for the ignition sequence.
Constructed by Fasco (Manufacturer Part #HC21ZE127A), this assembly operates on 115V and 60Hz. It features a dual-speed capability, reaching a high speed of 3000 RPM (1.6 FLA) and a low speed of 2000 RPM (0.38 FLA), ensuring optimal furnace ventilation. This unit is a direct factory-original replacement for discontinued or superseded part numbers including 1183440, 1176912, 1183504, and 1183451. The assembly includes a pre-installed gasket and heavy-duty housing to ensure a leak-proof seal against the furnace collector box, preventing carbon monoxide leakage and ensuring stable airflow performance.
Key Benefits for HVAC Technicians:
- Direct OEM Compatibility: Engineered specifically for IPC, Heil, and Tempstar models, eliminating the mounting and wiring hurdles common with universal aftermarket kits.
- Precise Dual-Speed Control: Rated for 3000/2000 RPM, this motor provides the exact static pressure required to close the furnace pressure switch reliably.
- Pre-Assembled Component: Includes the inducer motor, impeller wheel, and housing, reducing field installation time and ensuring the blower is factory-balanced.
- High-Heat Durability: Built with high-temperature lead wires and sealed bearings to withstand the extreme thermal environment of gas furnace exhaust.
Common Questions:
Will this motor fix a furnace that won't ignite?
Yes, if the draft inducer motor fails to reach its rated RPM, the pressure switch will not close, preventing the gas valve from opening. Replacing a seized or weak 1196821 motor often resolves this lockout condition.
Does this assembly include the gasket?
Yes, this genuine ICP part typically comes with the necessary gasket or thermal seal required for a secure, airtight connection to the exhaust manifold.
How do I know if my existing motor is bad?
Common symptoms include loud grinding or screeching (bearing failure), a humming sound without rotation (seized shaft), or a diagnostic code on the control board indicating a pressure switch error.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
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 1196821 Inducer Motor Assembly is a vital furnace draft inducer engineered for high-efficiency gas furnaces within the International Comfort Products family, including Heil, Tempstar, and Comfortmaker. This OEM replacement part serves as the primary exhaust mechanism, utilizing a precision-balanced inducer blower wheel to pull air through the heat exchanger and expel combustion byproducts safely through the flue. When a furnace fails to ignite or trips a pressure switch error, the 1196821 is often the required fix to restore the necessary negative pressure for the ignition sequence.
Constructed by Fasco (Manufacturer Part #HC21ZE127A), this assembly operates on 115V and 60Hz. It features a dual-speed capability, reaching a high speed of 3000 RPM (1.6 FLA) and a low speed of 2000 RPM (0.38 FLA), ensuring optimal furnace ventilation. This unit is a direct factory-original replacement for discontinued or superseded part numbers including 1183440, 1176912, 1183504, and 1183451. The assembly includes a pre-installed gasket and heavy-duty housing to ensure a leak-proof seal against the furnace collector box, preventing carbon monoxide leakage and ensuring stable airflow performance.
Key Benefits for HVAC Technicians:
- Direct OEM Compatibility: Engineered specifically for IPC, Heil, and Tempstar models, eliminating the mounting and wiring hurdles common with universal aftermarket kits.
- Precise Dual-Speed Control: Rated for 3000/2000 RPM, this motor provides the exact static pressure required to close the furnace pressure switch reliably.
- Pre-Assembled Component: Includes the inducer motor, impeller wheel, and housing, reducing field installation time and ensuring the blower is factory-balanced.
- High-Heat Durability: Built with high-temperature lead wires and sealed bearings to withstand the extreme thermal environment of gas furnace exhaust.
Common Questions:
Will this motor fix a furnace that won't ignite?
Yes, if the draft inducer motor fails to reach its rated RPM, the pressure switch will not close, preventing the gas valve from opening. Replacing a seized or weak 1196821 motor often resolves this lockout condition.
Does this assembly include the gasket?
Yes, this genuine ICP part typically comes with the necessary gasket or thermal seal required for a secure, airtight connection to the exhaust manifold.
How do I know if my existing motor is bad?
Common symptoms include loud grinding or screeching (bearing failure), a humming sound without rotation (seized shaft), or a diagnostic code on the control board indicating a pressure switch error.
This item is not eligible for free shipping.
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.
