White-Rodgers Univ Hsi Ignition Mod, White
Key features
- •Replaces All White-Rodgers and Virtually All Competitive Carbide Non-Integrated Modules
- •Easy to Install
- •LED Indicator for "Power On" and System Diagnostics
- •CSA listed
- •Includes 6 Different Color-Coded Program Keys
White-Rodgers Univ Hsi Ignition Mod, White
List Price: $163.29$146.96DEALYou Save: $16.33 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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Easy installation and igniter timing adjustability a plus!
Suzanne Miles✓ Verified Purchase•October 11, 2017
Great replacement to my defunct original controller. My old controller left the preheat of the igniter element on for way too long before introducing gas. This unit is adjustable for igniter preheat time and I'm predicting that the reduction of this time will result in extending the life of this part. Easy to install and works like a champ!
Perfect replacement
jimbmw✓ Verified Purchase•April 19, 2017
Apparently the B-10 life of these modules is about 10-15 years. This is my 3rd in 25yrs, looks identical to unit that lasted 10 years. Worked immediately upon installation.
Some things you can do yourself
what it worth✓ Verified Purchase•January 6, 2017
It took me literally five minutes to install okay 10 started right up when I put it in haven't had a problem since, I'm not going to name the company but they was going to charge me $813 to install this thing
Quick fix
Will.who✓ Verified Purchase•November 13, 2016
I don't know if I should rate this one star or more.
I just purchased a house and this control board went out on me, bought a new one and fired right up.
From a lot of searching, apparently these boards fail often (every couple of years) which is ridiculous for how pricey they are. To expensive to have a spare just sitting in the closet but important enough that you'll spend it anyways because you have to.
Nevertheless, simple swap just took a few minutes and probably saved a hundred ddollars doing it myself.
I just purchased a house and this control board went out on me, bought a new one and fired right up.
From a lot of searching, apparently these boards fail often (every couple of years) which is ridiculous for how pricey they are. To expensive to have a spare just sitting in the closet but important enough that you'll spend it anyways because you have to.
Nevertheless, simple swap just took a few minutes and probably saved a hundred ddollars doing it myself.
Save a bunch - DIY
Tuan✓ Verified Purchase•December 9, 2015
My furnace broke down on Thanksgiving morning when I first turned on - pilot light came on with some clicking sound and nothing happened after that. It's quoted for $700 to replace controller (replaced 50E47-60 with this universal unit). I thought to myself "get out of here" to the service guy. It's outrageous. After learning from Youtube and reading from internet, the problem is controller (even I went ahead and ordered this and sequencer, cost me double to get it locally), old sequencer is still OK - expected 20ohms for coil and no connection between terminals. It's easy to replace - make sure you label all the wires and read the new cross-reference table and small prints carefully - but it's simple. In my case is BLUE card plus green ground connector. I double checked again before turning on power. I'm very happy with it, save me a bunch of money. A quote to replace entire decent system is between 9K-11K for 14 SEER.
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