WHO MADE THIS FURNACE!

Ross_7

Post some pics! That would be a huge help.
Ross

Curloid

WHO MADE THIS FURNACE!

I've got the kind of problem I just know can be answered here. A customer of mine recently bought a used mobile home to replace an aging one, and it came with a non-original, gas-fired, counterflow furnace that I cannot identify. I am looking to convert the unit from natural gas to propane and I want to access the manufacturer's info on how to do that properly. I am hoping someone on this forum can give me the manufacturer's name by recognizing the model # and/or serial #. There is a big, stick-on label in the burner vestibule that gives just about every spec you could ask for, but does not give the maker's name. So, here goes. It is Model #FG9B06012DH11D and Serial #WLKMO11845. Nobody at the 3 local supply houses where I do business can seem to find out who made this darn thing, and I am not willing to just convert the burner orifices and take a chance that there is nothing else that needs to be done. It is a powered-vent, 3 burner, 60,000 BTU furnace with electronic ignition. It seems to be relatively new, I would guess less than 10 years old. So, whattayathink? Anybody know who made this thing?

bg_2

model number looks like a miller intertherm manufactured by nordyne

Erich_3

Parts List

Here is the parts list for model FG9B06012DH11D
Hamilton Home Products 1 (800) 879-0123

http://www.hamiltonhomeproducts.com/resource-files/manuals/furnaces/90_furnaces/1-Stage/FG9-G9T/FG9-G9T-DN-Parts.pdf

Propane conversion kit is on page 7 part number 1NP0347.

Marty_7

York

Looks like Hamilton Home products furnace is built by York.

Home Depot Employee

Definitely- York, Coleman, Luxaire unit, they called them Winchester's too

Curloid

Thank you

Thank you to all who took the time to try to help me with my problem, and especially to Erich who nailed it. That is the info I needed and I will now be able to help my customer with her problem. Thanks again, all.