Armstrong Furnace Parts

Armstrong Air furnace parts are essential components designed to ensure optimal performance and reliability in Armstrong heating systems. These parts are specifically engineered for compatibility with various models and are integral to maintaining system efficiency. Armstrong furnace parts are used in both residential and commercial setups to support consistent and safe heating performance. Whether you're in need of Armstrong furnace replacement parts due to wear and tear or system upgrades, each component plays a vital role in the operation of your unit. From control boards and ignitors to blower motors and flame sensors, these parts contribute to accurate temperature regulation, fuel efficiency, and overall system longevity. Gas furnace parts help manage combustion and heat transfer effectively, ensuring that gas-powered systems operate safely and efficiently. For properties utilizing oil-based systems, oil furnace parts such as nozzles and filters are crucial for smooth operation and reduced emissions. Electric furnace parts, including heating elements and thermostats, are essential for electric units to provide consistent heat output. At PartsHnC, we offer a wide selection of components such as ignitors, control boards, flame sensors, blower motors, and limit switches with specifications to fit your model. All parts are in stock for quick replacement to keep your Armstrong furnace running smoothly.

FAQs

How long do Armstrong furnaces last?

Armstrong furnaces typically last between 15 to 20 years with proper maintenance. Regular servicing and timely repairs can help extend their lifespan and maintain efficient performance.

What is the warranty on the Armstrong furnace?

Armstrong furnaces come with a 10-year limited parts warranty and a lifetime heat exchanger warranty if registered within 60 days. Without registration, the parts warranty is 5 years, and the heat exchanger warranty is 20 years.

How do I reset my Armstrong Air furnace?

Turn off the power to the Armstrong furnace, press and hold the red or yellow reset button inside for 30 seconds, then turn the power back on. If it doesn’t work, call a technician.

How do I light the pilot light on my Armstrong furnace?

Turn the gas valve to “Off” and wait 5 minutes. Then set it to “Pilot,” press and hold the reset button, ignite the pilot with a lighter, hold for 30 seconds, release, and turn the valve to “On.”

What are the most common Armstrong Air furnace replacement parts?

The most common Armstrong Air furnace replacement parts include ignitors, blower motors, control boards, flame sensors, and limit switches. These parts are essential for maintaining efficient and safe furnace operation.

Why is my Armstrong furnace not blowing warm air, and which part might need replacing?

If your Armstrong furnace isn’t blowing warm air, it could be due to a faulty blower motor or a malfunctioning thermostat. Replacing these parts often restores proper heating function.

How can I tell the age of my Armstrong furnace?

You can tell the age of your Armstrong furnace by checking the serial number on the unit’s data plate. The first two digits of the serial number usually indicate the manufacturing year.

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