Universal Ignitor Board for LGE Post - Dinosaur Electronics UIB L Replacement Part - Perfect for Gas Furnace & Heating System Repairs
$49.51
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Universal Ignitor Board for LGE Post - Dinosaur Electronics UIB L Replacement Part - Perfect for Gas Furnace & Heating System Repairs
Universal Ignitor Board for LGE Post - Dinosaur Electronics UIB L Replacement Part - Perfect for Gas Furnace & Heating System Repairs
Universal Ignitor Board for LGE Post - Dinosaur Electronics UIB L Replacement Part - Perfect for Gas Furnace & Heating System Repairs
$49.51
$90.03
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Ignitor Boards features atwood water heaters, norcold and Several refrigerators, coleman and hydroflame furnace.
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Recently, while hunting, a spring broke on the generator I was using to run my camp trailer. (1982 Great Plains 20' tongue pull with Hydroflame FA-7220D furnace) This caused an increase in voltage output. I smelled a burnt wire smell in the trailer. All of the light bulbs burned out and the furnace would not work. Not even a click from the old style thermostat dial. I did some research that led me to check the igniter board. It had a big black burn right in the middle of the circuitry. I ordered the UIB L Post from Dinosaur on my smart phone at hunting camp. Simple. Two days later I was back in business. The wiring was plug n play. I did have to enlarge the post hole on the old board's plastic cover with a 1/2" drill bit.

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