ANyone know how predictable the replacement specs are for a 1965 York Borg
Warner Gas Heat fan? WHere I can see pictures of different units to figure
out which one mine is? Where any haz mats might be if I opened my unit?


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On 9/22/2013 8:11 PM, wrote:
ANyone know how predictable the replacement specs are for a 1965 York Borg
Warner Gas Heat fan? WHere I can see pictures of different units to figure
out which one mine is? Where any haz mats might be if I opened my unit?



Not familiar with that unit, but I've worked on other similar units.
Most parts are common and available. Should be no haz mats.

York Borg Warner 0120G-D1N W07625 120 kBTU/HR (96 max bonnet)
but which number matters?


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On Wednesday, September 25, 2013 10:35:12 PM UTC-4, wrote:
York Borg Warner 0120G-D1N W07625 120 kBTU/HR (96 max bonnet)

but which number matters?





I addressed the main issues in the other thread you started.
But regarding the model #, it's probably the 0120G-D1N part.
W07625 looks like serial #
The 120 kbtu part is the capacity, it's 120K BTU furnace.
The 96 max is apparently a max temp limit.

But since you think it's the fan motor, see my other post.
Focus on the motor, not the furnace. Gotta wonder about
still using a 50 year old gas furnace.