We have been getting a lot of phone calls wanting to know when we were going to get the new Baso Control for Lennox Pulse Furnaces. We expect a shipment the week of January 9th. We are keeping our fingers crossed because we know a lot of HVAC servicers have people customers that are waiting [...]

Baso Model BGN891-1C Ignition Control for Lennox Pulse Furnaces Baso Gas Products LLC has answered the prayers of many Lennox Pulse furnace owners by coming out with a ignition control for use on Lennox’s popular Pulse furnaces. The new Baso Model BGN891-1C is intended to replace the Lennox OEM Ignition control that was discontinued by [...]

In October, 2011 Lennox announced that several key components used in the Lennox Pulse product would no longer be available. This will affect the GSR14, G14, GSR21, G21, GSR21V and G21V product lines. We have sold all of our available inventory of the 60J00 (60J0001) ignition control, 43G62 (43G6201) spark plug, and the 64K60 (64L6001) [...]

We get this question a lot when the subject of electronic ignition controls comes up. Even though we have talked to a lot of manufacturers and journeyman, there is no definitive answer. Some experienced technicians will change the flame sensor any time there is a flame current issue, while others usually just clean them. Others [...]

One of the most common reasons a furnace fails to work is because the flame rectification circuit is not able to detect flame. In other words, the circuitry on the furnace that monitors the flame shuts the furnace down because it is not able to detect flame when it thinks flame should be present. The [...]

We often here from customers that they do not need to have their furnace inspected because it is only 10 or 15 years old and still under warranty. First, a warranty is only your guarantee from the manufacturer that they will replace the heat exchanger if it fails during the warranty period. It is not [...]

CozyParts.com has added new web based HVAC calculators that will be handy for many technicians. We currently have a calculator to determine a furnace’s input by clocking the gas meter and a traverse matrix air flow calculator that allows technicians to enter their traverse matrix readings into a form and calculate the air flow.