Consolidated Furnaces

Glen

but this is what is readable

Furnace – Consolidated Industries

Model – MDA 080 PH3R

Ser – 950927375

Smart valve # - SV 9500 8619 (LPG)

Glen

your experiences???

I thought it would be a simple service call to a summer cottage - no heat. Turns out to be a consolidated furnace - and on checking for a gas valve replacement - I am told it is no longer produced and I am advised to shut it down and disable because of the risk of spontaneous fire. Would any one have further info on this?

Mitch_4

Consolidated

Went into receivership around 1995, their interests were picked up by Texas Furnace.

This link is the contact info..maybe they can help. I know I can still get parts here in Ontario through Olsen, they carried the Mini Max made by consolidated.

http://www.texasfurnace.com/Contacts.htm

Mitch

Unknown

Glen what is the

make and number of the gas valve, maybe I can help you find a replacement?

Jason_25

be sure to check HE for leaks - very common on these where the secondary connects to primary exchanger as for gas valve isn't that a standard smartvalve

Steve Ebels_3

Your local Johnstone

Johnstone has a cross for that valve. I service more than a few of that brand around here and the only thing I have trouble finding is the condensate trap. Pretty much everything else is standard off the shelf type parts. They did have a fair amount of HX problems due to the joint between the primary and secondary HX coming apart.

Unknown

Glen what is the letter

after SV9500 is it an M or H. That is a Generation I SmartValve (no longer made) which is replaced by a Generation II valve.

Unknown

The best I can come up with is

a replacement by SV9501M 8129.

Glen

the letter -

was just a dark smudge. Unable to read it. The GV you suggest - is this a generic smart valve?

Unknown

I took your numbers and cross

referenced to Honeywell cross reference manual I have.

Glen

thanks

I will order one this morning.