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Utica-Dunkirk 41800950 Heat Exchanger

Special Price $2,800.24 Regular Price $3,108.27
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41800950
The Utica-Dunkirk 41800950 Heat Exchanger is a thermal transfer component used to transfer heat between the combustion gases and air or water passing through HVAC systems. This assembly directs hot gases through a row of tubes or surfaces in a way that transfers heat to the air stream, or hydronic medium without blending the fluids. It is applied in boilers, furnaces, and water heaters where better heat transfer is required to achieve system output. It assists in temperature control and effective energy transfer, which helps in ensuring stable operating conditions.
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Manufacturer Name: Utica-Dunkirk
Product Number: 41800950
OEM Part Number: 41800950
Product Description: Heat Exchanger
Weight:90lbs/40823.28g

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Customer Questions
What maintenance is required for the Utica-Dunkirk 41800950 Heat Exchanger?

Inspect heat exchanger regularly for soot buildup, corrosion, or cracks to maintain better heating performance. Clean flue passages and ensure proper airflow to prevent overheating and efficiency loss.

What are common issues with the Utica-Dunkirk 41800950 Heat Exchanger?

  • Cracked heat exchanger leading to combustion gas leakage.
  • Soot buildup restricting heat transfer.
  • Rust or corrosion causing structural weakness.
  • Uneven heating or poor system efficiency.
  • Airflow blockage triggering shutdowns.
  • Flame rollout or delayed ignition issues.

Installation Steps

Step 1: Turn off power and fuel supply, allow unit to cool completely, ensure safety.

Step 2: Drain system water and relieve pressure before opening unit.

Step 3: Remove access panels and disconnect old heat exchanger carefully, noting connections.

Step 4: Install new heat exchanger aligning seals and fittings, tighten fasteners to manufacturer specs.

Step 5: Reconnect plumbing and wiring, refill system, and check for leaks before restoring power carefully.