Posted by Nehmo on January 26, 2010, 9:28 pm
In a Williams in-floor furnace, it takes a thermopile millivolt (no
external electrical supply) gas valve numbered B67RA247 General
Controls with 1/2 inch fittings. I can't find an exact replacement. Is
there a universal one I can use? Where do I order it from? Is there
another one someone can suggest?
Ideally, someone could point me to a local supplier in Kansas City,
Kansas (or Missouri).
While watching the burner trays going well, they went off (the
thermostat was all the way up, and didn't turn off). I hit the gas
valve and the burner trays went on again. Also the pilot light button
has to be held a long time for it to remain on after releasing the
button. And also, sometimes I discover the furnace went off, pilot
light and all.
I already replaced the thermopile.
So, I see the next step as replacing the gas valve.
Here's a page that explains these things
http://www.diychatroom.com/f98/how-diagnose-gas-valve-problems-37230/
~ Nehmo
Posted by Nehmo Sergheyev on January 27, 2010, 12:57 pm
On Jan 27, 6:30 am, "Stormin Mormon"
> Your local (to you) HVAC parts house can probably cross
> reference. Of course, they will probably only sell to
> established tradesmen.
> --
> Christopher A. Young
> Learn more about Jesus
> www.lds.org
> .
> In a Williams in-floor furnace, it takes a thermopile
> millivolt (no
> external electrical supply) gas valve numbered B67RA247
> General
> Controls with 1/2 inch fittings. I can't find an exact
> replacement. Is
> there a universal one I can use? Where do I order it from?
> Is there
> another one someone can suggest?
> Ideally, someone could point me to a local supplier in
> Kansas City,
> Kansas (or Missouri).
> While watching the burner trays going well, they went off
> (the
> thermostat was all the way up, and didn't turn off). I hit
> the gas
> valve and the burner trays went on again. Also the pilot
> light button
> has to be held a long time for it to remain on after
> releasing the
> button. And also, sometimes I discover the furnace went off,
> pilot
> light and all.
> I already replaced the thermopile.
> So, I see the next step as replacing the gas valve.
> Here's a page that explains these thingshttp://www.diychatroom.com/f98/how-diagnose-gas-valve-problems-37230/
> ~ Nehmo
I can't find anybody who will cross reference the part by the number.
But it seems it should be easy to get some kind of universal
replacement. There's a place here in Kansas City called Patrick's, but
the counter guy doesn't want to deal with me because I made a joking
response to one of his remarks. He is overly sensitive. Anyway, I
can't buy from that place.
The other local place, Arrow, wants me to bring in the old gas valve.
And my previous experience with them, suggests it would be expensive
through them.
If you (or someone familiar with this city) can suggest a "local HVAC
parts house" in Kansas City, I'll try it.
~ Nehmo
Posted by GregS on January 27, 2010, 1:51 pm
>On Jan 27, 6:30 am, "Stormin Mormon"
>> Your local (to you) HVAC parts house can probably cross
>> reference. Of course, they will probably only sell to
>> established tradesmen.
>>
>> --
>> Christopher A. Young
>> Learn more about Jesus
>> www.lds.org
>> .
>>
>>
>> In a Williams in-floor furnace, it takes a thermopile
>> millivolt (no
>> external electrical supply) gas valve numbered B67RA247
>> General
>> Controls with 1/2 inch fittings. I can't find an exact
>> replacement. Is
>> there a universal one I can use? Where do I order it from?
>> Is there
>> another one someone can suggest?
>>
>> Ideally, someone could point me to a local supplier in
>> Kansas City,
>> Kansas (or Missouri).
>>
>> While watching the burner trays going well, they went off
>> (the
>> thermostat was all the way up, and didn't turn off). I hit
>> the gas
>> valve and the burner trays went on again. Also the pilot
>> light button
>> has to be held a long time for it to remain on after
>> releasing the
>> button. And also, sometimes I discover the furnace went off,
>> pilot
>> light and all.
>>
>> I already replaced the thermopile.
>>
>> So, I see the next step as replacing the gas valve.
>>
>> Here's a page that explains these thingshttp://www.diychatroom.com/f98/ho=
>w-diagnose-gas-valve-problems-37230/
>>
>> ~ Nehmo
>I can't find anybody who will cross reference the part by the number.
>But it seems it should be easy to get some kind of universal
>replacement. There's a place here in Kansas City called Patrick's, but
>the counter guy doesn't want to deal with me because I made a joking
>response to one of his remarks. He is overly sensitive. Anyway, I
>can't buy from that place.
>The other local place, Arrow, wants me to bring in the old gas valve.
>And my previous experience with them, suggests it would be expensive
>through them.
>If you (or someone familiar with this city) can suggest a "local HVAC
>parts house" in Kansas City, I'll try it.
How about a plain APPLIANCE PARTS place.
Like for instance...
http://www.marbeck.com/
Posted by GregS on January 27, 2010, 1:55 pm
(GregS) wrote:
>>On Jan 27, 6:30 am, "Stormin Mormon"
>>> Your local (to you) HVAC parts house can probably cross
>>> reference. Of course, they will probably only sell to
>>> established tradesmen.
>>>
>>> --
>>> Christopher A. Young
>>> Learn more about Jesus
>>> www.lds.org
>>> .
>>>
>>>
>>> In a Williams in-floor furnace, it takes a thermopile
>>> millivolt (no
>>> external electrical supply) gas valve numbered B67RA247
>>> General
>>> Controls with 1/2 inch fittings. I can't find an exact
>>> replacement. Is
>>> there a universal one I can use? Where do I order it from?
>>> Is there
>>> another one someone can suggest?
>>>
>>> Ideally, someone could point me to a local supplier in
>>> Kansas City,
>>> Kansas (or Missouri).
>>>
>>> While watching the burner trays going well, they went off
>>> (the
>>> thermostat was all the way up, and didn't turn off). I hit
>>> the gas
>>> valve and the burner trays went on again. Also the pilot
>>> light button
>>> has to be held a long time for it to remain on after
>>> releasing the
>>> button. And also, sometimes I discover the furnace went off,
>>> pilot
>>> light and all.
>>>
>>> I already replaced the thermopile.
>>>
>>> So, I see the next step as replacing the gas valve.
>>>
>>> Here's a page that explains these thingshttp://www.diychatroom.com/f98/ho=
>>w-diagnose-gas-valve-problems-37230/
>>>
>>> ~ Nehmo
>>
>>I can't find anybody who will cross reference the part by the number.
>>But it seems it should be easy to get some kind of universal
>>replacement. There's a place here in Kansas City called Patrick's, but
>>the counter guy doesn't want to deal with me because I made a joking
>>response to one of his remarks. He is overly sensitive. Anyway, I
>>can't buy from that place.
>>
>>The other local place, Arrow, wants me to bring in the old gas valve.
>>And my previous experience with them, suggests it would be expensive
>>through them.
>>If you (or someone familiar with this city) can suggest a "local HVAC
>>parts house" in Kansas City, I'll try it.
>>
>How about a plain APPLIANCE PARTS place.
>Like for instance...
>http://www.marbeck.com/
There might be other places, and will this work...
http://www.pexsupply.com/Honeywell-VR8304M4507-Standard-Dual-Intermittent-Pilot-Gas-Valve-3-4-x-3-4-13675000-p
Posted by Steve on January 27, 2010, 1:55 pm
I can't find anybody who will cross reference the part by the number.
But it seems it should be easy to get some kind of universal
replacement. There's a place here in Kansas City called Patrick's, but
the counter guy doesn't want to deal with me because I made a joking
response to one of his remarks. He is overly sensitive. Anyway, I
can't buy from that place.
The other local place, Arrow, wants me to bring in the old gas valve.
And my previous experience with them, suggests it would be expensive
through them.
If you (or someone familiar with this city) can suggest a "local HVAC
parts house" in Kansas City, I'll try it.
~ Nehmo
Try here....
http://www.realpageslive.com/WebProject.asp?BookCode=kcy10htm&from=2
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> reference. Of course, they will probably only sell to
> established tradesmen.
> --
> Christopher A. Young
> Learn more about Jesus
> www.lds.org
> .
> In a Williams in-floor furnace, it takes a thermopile
> millivolt (no
> external electrical supply) gas valve numbered B67RA247
> General
> Controls with 1/2 inch fittings. I can't find an exact
> replacement. Is
> there a universal one I can use? Where do I order it from?
> Is there
> another one someone can suggest?
> Ideally, someone could point me to a local supplier in
> Kansas City,
> Kansas (or Missouri).
> While watching the burner trays going well, they went off
> (the
> thermostat was all the way up, and didn't turn off). I hit
> the gas
> valve and the burner trays went on again. Also the pilot
> light button
> has to be held a long time for it to remain on after
> releasing the
> button. And also, sometimes I discover the furnace went off,
> pilot
> light and all.
> I already replaced the thermopile.
> So, I see the next step as replacing the gas valve.
> Here's a page that explains these thingshttp://www.diychatroom.com/f98/how-diagnose-gas-valve-problems-37230/
> ~ Nehmo