How and Where to Buy HVAC Parts
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- Where and how to buy HVAC parts online or local for furnace or air conditioner. If you need a new part for your HVAC unit and don't know where to start, this video is for you. I go over how to look for HVAC parts, which sites sell these parts, and how to make sure you are getting the right part, using the part number. Here is a list of websites that sell HVAC parts that was shown in the video:
amazon.com
repairclinic.com
deyparts.com
ebay.com
hvacpartsshop.com
shortyshvac.com
supplyhouse.com
budgethvacparts.com
midwesthvacparts.com
1hvacpartsonline.com
partsaps.com
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Jay, thank you for taking the time to do all the great informative videos.!!! You'll never know how many people you have helped out to get their furnaces an ac units back to working properly. Thanks again because I'm one of them.!!!
Another great video for we seniors that can fix most anything and have limited funds. Thanks Again!
Glad I could help! Thank you for watching and commenting Mr. Zimmerman!
being a handyman I knew I could figure my wonky furnace out by myself...watched a couple of your superb videos and bingo, we have heat...thank you
This is the most detailed and helpful information for finding HVAC parts. Thank you!
I should say the same .... EXCELLENT!!!... you are my good friend, one of the best experts who really like to help people.... I really appreciate that very much... a big THANK YOU!!
EXCELLENT EXCELLENT video for someone who never tried to buy a part for a home furnace. Very detailed info but without any unneeded content and for a novice like me, well I needed that.
I'm happy to hear the video helped! Thank you for leaving a comment!
Word of Advice TV I replaced flames sensor my heat still not working please help me thank
👍👍JAY .. ME & MY FAMILY THANK U - it was 24 F yesterday and you had someone whom had some electrical experience (3rd yr Apprentice level 30 yrs ago in H.S.).solve a serious problem with a replacement ignitor👍👍
Very Simple and detailed for the novice of repair persons, thank you for the knowledge.
You have no idea how helpful you have been to me thanks!!!👍
Thanks for the video. I'm in Toronto, Canada. Been able to get my parts locally so far, for my 1996 High efficiency Armstrong SX90, GUK100D20-2B. Amre Supply, Noble Hvac and plumbing supply. Got a Rotom Inducer Motor Assembly for $160 CDN total price from Noble, and the Flame sensor/Ignitor assembly for $82 CDN total, from Amre Supply. Cheapest anywhere I looked, even some of the US sites. Trying to keep the old thing going for this winter. In Spring, with more time to shop around and no pressure, I'll have to spring for a new furnace. But, like you said, I had to do a bit of hard work tracking down who had them and by what numbers they go by.
I bought a used variable speed blower module from a company in Florida, found them on Ebay. In looking for this part I saw prices vary from 500.00- 1200.00. I got 2 of these from this company Programmed for 100.00 each! The fan has been working Great and quiet! Most guys do not install a filter for whole house electrical spikes. Almost all electrical appliances are sensitive to these. The main boards are the first to get damaged by bad spikes. Thank you for this great video!
Supply house is one of the best if they have your part.
I am just now seeing this video so it is not real recent, but I have dealt with one of the shops on this list. I live near Indianapolis, IN. Shortys HVAC is about 15 miles from me in West Newton, IN. I just ordered a Lennox high limit switch. I have bought a blower motor capacitor and a igniter from them and they were factory OEM and worked fine. He is a small dealer but trustworthy in my experience .
Shortys HVAC is legit. I used them and was very satisfied.
God sent! Your videos are saving tons of folks tons of money and a whole lot of lives especially on 100 degree Friday afternoons, heading into a weekend, can’t find a HVAC contractor weather! Keep up the strong work! 🦾🦾🦾
To get the part number, I first check the literature inside the furnace, a/c, etc. there is usually a part chart with common replacement parts. Thanks Jay. Keep up the great work. Much appreciated.
That's a great suggestion too! Thank you!
I see that info in the owners manual.✅
Terrific video, just what I needed.
Repair clinic is a good site and the most valuable aspect is the information on the site together with a grid photo which shows size. They are not the lowest and shipping can add to cost vs. Prime.
👍 Thank you very much you are a virtuoso. I am going to tell you about one of my problems ... I worked as a maintenance in an apartment complex, the company towards HVAC theoretical and practical training courses. I obtained a credential when passing the HVAC exam, I lost the original I have a photo copy. My A / C home was damaged and investigated and the problem the capacitor and the burned cable, I went to buy it from SEARS and they did not sell it to me because I was not a contractor. Finally I got a second-hand one in good condition. I saved a money because an A / C contractor would charge me $ 180. THANK YOU, your information will help me a lot.🙏
You're welcome! Unfortunately it can be pretty hard to get a part locally so I'm glad to hear this video will help you in the future! Thank you for watching and sharing your experience!
Good job, some people don’t want you to know so, they can change you an arm and a leg.
Thank you very much for the detail explanation and actual demo. Thumbs UP ~~!
Another great video and ery helpfull. Thank you
Thanks for the solid advice, saved me a bunch :)
Nice long video, but my first choice is try to get parts locally if possible, easy pickup and return, plus it's nice to be able to match the part when it's in front of you, especially if you can't get a part number(such as a real old unit)
I only agree! Thank you for leaving a comment!
Awesome video... thanks Jay for all the great information...👍👍👍
You're welcome! Glad you liked the video, thank you for leaving a comment!
repair clinic is the best, sometime they even show you videos on how to replace the parts.
I agree, they are good! And their videos are short and right to the point. One time I checked their channel on TH-cam and they posted 40 videos in one day!! I thought that was pretty amazing....
@@WordofAdviceTV I am worried about brand names on these parts. What if I buy a part that is a cheap knock off from China or is not reputable or is known to break down soon? What brands are reputable for furnace parts? i have seen a part on Ebay for 16 that is 28 on Amazon for the same part but a different brand.
I LOVE your videos!
Thank you so much for all those information and all your videos. I don't know if you already have a video for how to find a manual instructions for an Hvac system. (Best way, quick way, or anyway we can find)
That is a good video suggestion! Thank you for the idea! I know some brands have online manuals but I am not sure if that applies to most of them or not. I will see what I can find on that.
Your channel is just awesome....thank you so much
You're welcome! :) Glad I could help, thank you for watching!
Here in the Portland, OR area we recently had 115° temperatures and over a hundred people died from the heat. The local HVac stores refused to sell life saving AC parts to the public - not even a simple $20 capacitor to get an AC running. At one store I went to, a guy with a pregnant wife at home was in the parking lot literally begging contractors to go inside and buy him the AC part he needed. I personally think this is criminal behavior, when people are literally dying, to maintain this collusion between the contractors and the suppliers. Thank you for this video to show ways around these unscrupulous price fixers.
I agree.
Perfect video thank you for all tips .
You're welcome! Thank you for always leaving a comment! :)
Thanks for the Advice Mr Word ... Lol ... Good vid and info Jay ...
Thanks for watching and commenting as usual Eddy! :)
Great Job, ty 👍
I have a carrier furnace and I need to replace my draft inducer assembly.
I called up four different HVAC supply houses before I found one that supplied Carrier parts.
When i found the part there on a website for a store 40 minutes away there were 20 available for pickup today! Fantastic.
I get on the phone because the website is looking for a login before I can order.
Conversation goes like this:
"I'm looking for a draft inducer assembly for a Carrier furnace model #######."
"What company are you with?"
"I'm fixing my own furnace. I know how to replace it. I've unseized it in the past. I'm going to replace it myself."
"I'm sorry I can't sell to you. We only sell to licensed HVAC techs. It's a liability issue."
fyi - I live in Massachusetts. I have a feeling other parts of the country don't deal with this sh-t.
you are very good, thank you
This video applies to most appliances in general. HVAC is a special case due to the additional skill necessary to accurately diagnose the faulty part, experience with the required tools, possessing those tools and the biggest is safety (electrical shock hazzard, high pressures, handling refrigerant and causing a water leak. HVAC distributes are particularly protective of their industry is one reason why they won't sell to consumers, not to mention the liability.
Thank you for explaining the safety aspect of it!
I think job/industry protection is the main reason. Tried to buy a capacitor at a Hvac store last summer, got a lot of grief since I’m a homeowner. What a bunch of bs. Home Depot sells “dangerous” stuff all day. The don’t seem to have an issue with liability.
That's exactly right, theres dangers the average joe doesnt know about, how it works, and what's going on.
I dont like these kinds of videos because this guy can actually kill someone making them think they can work on them. You need a professional period! Pay the bill! Going cheap can kill you.
@@krehbein you are wrong buddy, read what this guy said again☝️
Hvac sales1 Which guy? Your pointing to your own post. We’re both right, there’s a lot of ways to hurt yourself buying stuff from both a local Hvac store and Home Depot. Difference is the local Hvac store is hiding behind the notion of safety only to protect the pros. Sorry if harsh.
You're a good dude!!!
Lol, thank you!
great video my friend Thank you
Thank You !
Great tutorial,Jay!
As always..thank you so much for your tutorials,and all your contributions to our hvac industry!
Bryan Tyler Refrigeration
Thank you! I appreciate the comment! :)
You are the best , why can’t not be a guy like you around Virginia area lol thanks for this video
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Smart tech great videos thanks new to trade
Ferguson Supply is also great.
I am going to be an HVAC technician
Your videos inspire me to do so
How l9ng does HVAC school last? I am in south central maine
Thanks for the info. I ran into a local parts place I called and they refused to sell me anything without an account. I gave them a terrible review for that.
Yeah... Happens a lot. It's usually easier to just buy it online than find a local supplier that will sell it to non-contractors.
The blower motor for my Goodman GMP050 is $107 dollars on Amazon. Wow, I will save money compared your to your $950. If I can do it myself that is.
I helped a friend find a condensor fan motor and capacitor for a trane ac at Arnold's . I can't remember the Web address but they are out of Kentucky and he had no problems. Most supply houses are not going to sell any electrical /gas related items due to liability and safety. I had a company that wouldn't sell me a contactor even though I have worked in the trade before. Just their policy.
It really has nothing to do with liability or safety. The supply houses are in collusion with the HVAC contractors, who are their primary customers. The contractors want to make it illegal for you to repair your own HVAC equipment. Like I stated in a previous post, some greedy suppliers will sell you parts at an inflated cost as long as you sign a legal document saying that they are not responsible for any damage that you may cause.
Entertaining video, as always 👍
I love ebay. Maybe too much.
I buy something on there almost
every day. Most of the time, I save
many, but I always save gas.
It’s so easy. You can see all the sellers just by scrolling down.
I always look for free shipping,
and there is someone there with
free shipping 95% of the time, and
they sell most doing so.
And you can find anything and everything on ebay. Did I mention I
love ❤️ ebay?
Haha I agree! E-Bay is wonderful! Your comment just reminded me of this song: th-cam.com/video/OuefKsXb2UU/w-d-xo.html
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Haha, that really sums it up. Very
funny song...Oh, paypal is quick too.
I just got a smart tv, so I think I can
sit in my recliner, and tell siri to find
me something, and it will come up
on the screen, and I can just say “buy
it” 😆
Did you know the first french fries
weren’t really cooked in France?
They were cooked in Greece...
@@classic287 Oh man.. We are so spoiled in America. What you described would only be possible for nobles and kings back in the day. Perhaps quite a few other countries presently too. We are blessed to be able to sit on a recliner and give commands to Siri haha :)
Lol, I liked the french fries joke! That one is easy to understand so I will use it later on, thanks Mr. Classic!
Universal blower motors/condenser fan motors,
Turbo200's/mini caps,
some fuses, contactors, and a few hard start kits and you're already half way there
I have a TRANE BLU068L941 Natural Gas furnance. Any recommendation on an upgrade to the existing VAL2622 valve with Intermittent pilot with a modern Valve and control kit?. many of the parts such as mercury flame sensor and the gas valve are no longer available. unit still works but planning for the future. Honneywell makes a Smartvalve but I recall that might have been problematic. 1986 manufacture date, I believe it is a XE70 series. Thank you for videos,
I like your sweatshirt Jay.
Thank you! :) I like it too!
can you revise your list of AC parts to include condenser fan motors, do you use multi fit types also.
That is an amazing sweater ... amazon? Share the link!
Hello,
Joseph many thanks for all your videos the`re really helful, can you helpme telling me wich will be the best on-line academy for initial courseon HVAC system repair/maintenance.
thank you
Yet another great video! Quick question: Re a newer Lennox furnace & AC unit - Should I buy Lennox branded parts, or will another company that sells the same part, but not in a Lennox box or bag be just as good? I am guessing the non Lennox part will cost less, so that is why I am asking. Thank you again for you videos!
If you can find a part that looks the same as the part you are replacing, there should be no problem with using the off-brand one. 👍
@@WordofAdviceTV Thanks so much Jay!
👍 thanks
The inducer motor for my goodman gmp050 is 99 dollars on amazon compared to your $199 for your Lennox.
Very good video jay. Let me ask....do the people you called sell to the DIY'er?
Some do and some don't. Because more and more parts are being sold online, more physical shops are starting to shy away from the "we sell to contractors only" policy.
Am here early today 11/7/19, thanks.
Thanks Hercules! Your presence is appreciated :)
What is the best multimeter to use for HVAC/R...
Found a draft inducer motor and vent with fan on e-bay for my old coleman furnace for $195.99. It said new and they had 4 but 3 were sold.So I bought last one. It came about 5 days earlier than they said. Shipping was free.But I did notice some shotty tach welds on it were it left 2 little tiny openings on corners and that will be after i put on gasket and tighten it down.I was thinking of just sealing them up with some heat resistant form a gasket glue to keep all carbon monoxcide out. You think that will work alright. it says to let dry for 24 hours so i will do that , then attach it to furnace vent. There pretty small so it wont take much.
If they are tiny holes some heat resistant glue or high temp silicone would do the trick. I know that may not be the "Kosher" approach but I think it's fine.
😄 last joke was funny.
I have a Bryant 80% furnace code 12 with no power to the igniter ,I was woundering what it might be?
You can get the part numbers by reading the owner manual for the furnace. If you don't have it, you can google the owner's manual and look at the table of contents for the parts list.
I wonder if you can get the ac units online ?
lololo love that joke. Great video thanks.
Haha glad you liked the joke, thanks for watching and leaving a comment!
Hey, I canceled my programs at Honeywell thermostat and opted to run it old school way by either setting up the temperature or down. I put the temperature down at 68 and now the fan is running nonstop yet it’s in auto. What should I do? Am worried about my electricity bill
Can you make a video about replacing a washing machine drive belt? Because my drive belt snapped and I don't know how to install a drive belt.
RepairClinic has thousands of videos on appliance repairs. Try searching in TH-cam: " how to replace drive belt on -your brand- washer " I am sure there will be a few videos that will take you through it, step by step.
does the furnace model number give you what you need for ac
Hey joe can you please make a video about electric furnace thank you
There are not many of those around in the area I work in. If I get the chance, I can try. Thank you for the suggestion!
Those parts websites are EXPENSIVE. Gensco and RSD are my go to.
Thank you for the suggestions!
any info for online hvac parts sites in Canada?
Hey. I searched on ur channel for HVAC preventive maintenance but I didn't see one. Let me know if you gana make one. 👍
Let me know if these are the kind of videos you were looking for:
Furnace: th-cam.com/video/2IG_YZTR-lE/w-d-xo.html
AC: th-cam.com/video/pBBnXHse-T0/w-d-xo.html
Here in maine Selco is 5
The only one who will sell to homeowners
love the info realy good to know!! damm funny joke lol!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Scott! Glad you liked the joke! :)
With Ebay you will get way more results if you put in the brand name and model together.
Humidifier relay not coming on Carrier 8000 Model 58zav??
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I liked your your video’s , as you said HVAC distributor Donot sell home owner . I am from Canada do you have any account with distributor for your viewer so that they can buy parts and other HVAC parts .We have EMCO , Robinson
this was 4 years ago, are there any new websites?
Jay:
Which parts do you usually stock or carry in your truck most?
I don't remember the exact numbers but here's a rough estimate:
About 5 different ignitors
A few flame sensors
About 7 frequently replaced control boards
5-8 inducer motors
5 blower motors (a few different HP)
Many different capacitors
A variety of limits
3 thermostats
2 gas valves
1 universal pressure switch
A few ignitor assemblies
And other miscellaneous parts. I wonder what other techs stock... It would also depend on where you work and what you work on.
Capacitors are the most break down parts for hvac repair. I would carry all sizes of capacitor.
@@goodkao Thank you for adding that! I can't believe I didn't add capacitors to that list. (I just did right now) I probably have over 30 capacitors
@@WordofAdviceTV You are welcome!
Karma is an employee from a local Hvac parts store not being able to buy a nail gun or electrical supplies from their local Home Depot.
Lol, as an HVAC tech I am not sure how I should respond to that :) Thank you for watching and commenting!
Many years ago, Home Depot tried to sell a limited number of HVAC parts like blower motors and condenser fan motors. Personally, I thought it was great but the happiness did not last very long. I think the HVAC suppliers didn't like that competition and complained about it to the state. All of those HVAC parts disappeared suddenly from Home Depot, never to be seen again.
@PickleRix Oh wow, I didn't know that's what happened. I have heard before that Home Depot used to have HVAC parts but I always wondered why I never see them. Now I know why...
Are handymen allowed to replace a flame sensor or is there a law or regulation that a handyman cannot work on HVAC? I ask because there is no "handyman license" in California, or any other state that I'm aware of. If someone says they are a handyman in California and wants to buy a flame sensor or other part then do most HVAC parts store simply refuse service?
I am assuming they have to prove they are a licensed HVAC technician when they visit the store but maybe they can lie about if no proof is asked for.
Hi, what is the inducer motor? Thanks
I show it in this video: th-cam.com/video/rzXP2-mFnUo/w-d-xo.html
Sears parts direct is pretty good.
I agree! Especially for white goods!
how to hook up a furnace? That would be an amazing video.
It would be! :) I am on the lookout for an opportunity to make a video like that. Thank you for the suggestion!
@@WordofAdviceTVI have the same furnace as you, so I'm ready when you are. :)
@@malcolmkelley939 Haha nice. But I am curious, when you say "how to hook it up" what exactly does that entail?
@@WordofAdviceTV Once you get done hooking up gas, vent and the electrical. Is there any that goes inside of it?
Like the Ac unit take r22. Does the furnace take anything like that?
Would you buy your own whole furnace and ac unit and have an hvac guy install it?
The HVAC blower motor for my unit costs $250. Can a get a different brand to save some money if they have the same specs?
Yes, if the specs line up the brand doesn't matter. 👍
Nothing personal & i love your channel but nothing has hurt my business more than homeowners supplying their own parts & supplies. Putting a mark up on parts & materials is where i was able to make most of my money. Now you try to charge a customer for a part on a service call and their on their phones on amazon searching the price of parts shoving it in your face
What if you have the part number and it not the original one
I found that Amazon sells HVAC systems and refrigerants that you need either a contractors license or an EPA certification.
I have seen that as well. Thank you for the info!
Word of Advice TV there hvac suppliers that will not sell to you without a contractors license. Or sell you any refrigerants without an EPA. How can they sell these items. Not by law in my book.
I am not sure about the legal aspect of it. But in the past when I bought R22 on Ebay, I did have to fill out a little form stating that I have an EPA license. I guess that's their way of shifting the blame onto the buyer if the buyer is not licensed.
Word of Advice TV I see they sell it but I can buy at a RSD around the corner from me. They have a copy of my EPA 608 Universal.
The only requirement is for refrigerants, seller has to ensure EPA certification, all others are illegitimate
I replaced flames sensor my still not working can somebody help me to fix please!!!! Heat
I had to replace my control board. The flame sensor circuitry went bad on the board. The flame sensor is just a treated metal rod that needs to be cleaned every two years. Watch some youtube videos on how to decipher the error codes and troubleshoot your furnace.
Search for McCombs Supply Co. They're reasonably price. They may not have everything.
Do the customers usually mind waiting for the part to arrive?
As long as it is 1 or 2 days they are usually okay with that.
This is off topic I'm sorry to bother but I've been having issues with my hvac I have an ICP and the direct spark igniter wont spark I've changed the ignition control board and even still it wont spark theirs this black tube that the spark igniter goes to then to the board could it be that tube?
Also I must add I changed the board the spark igniter & the thermostat it turns on when I put in a piece of paper and I have no problems but when it comes to reignite the spark igniter wont spark
the furnace keeps running without stop. when furnace is running, if we take off the themos from wall, then the furnace stops, why we can conclude that the themos is bad?
If the thermostat is set to off but the furnace is still heating the house, then yes, I would say that thermostat is bad.
On ebay burner assembly is pre owned
Yes... There is that too. Though it's cheap, one has to pay attention to the details on that site.
Also on ebay even though it says return accepted, seller can decline your request depending on reason you trying to return. If item is defective or doesn’t work, or didn’t match description he has to, otherwise its up to him
@Vladimir Diakov I have never had issues with Ebay so I never had to deal with that. Thank you for pointing that out.
Most parts stores don't sell to homeowners but what if you lie and tell them you are a contractor? Will that work? Will they ask for proof? What if you tell the you left it at home?
Just found out by repair guy, the furnace in our home is made for a bigger house, put out 120k btu...says internals we're over heating..not enough to cool off so.....fkd
just got a 900$ quote for an ECM because my blower motor constantly runs. This cant be right. Has to be a relay or fuse(?) 900$ to plug and pray? wtf? some caps, diodes, resistors, metal, connectors... this must be illegal right?
Lmao, did not see that one coming.
Lol, I take it you watched till the end :) Thank you for watching and commenting!
@@WordofAdviceTV I always watch to the end. A joke is a joke.