Heil Quaker ICP 1006168 Inducer Assembly

Ensure your system is back in peak operating condition with the Heil Quaker ICP 1006168 Inducer Assembly. As a critical component for 80+ efficiency furnaces, this direct replacement draft inducer is engineered to meet precise OEM specifications, specifically replacing the legacy part number 1005425 and obsolete cross 610672. This high-performance furnace vent blower motor comes as a complete kit, including the Fasco 70218693 motor, gasket, and required terminals, simplifying the installation process for field technicians. The ICP draft inducer motor operates on 115V at 0.9 amps, pulling 3300 RPM to ensure proper static pressure and reliable ignition sequences. Designed for Heil, Tempstar, and Arcoaire furnaces, this exhaust vent assembly features a thermally protected air-over motor with a durable metal housing. Utilizing a genuine OEM HVAC replacement part like the ICP 1006168 maintains factory-specified airflow and prevents premature failure caused by improper pitch or resistance, common issues with generic aftermarket units.

• Broad Compatibility: Engineered as a drop-in replacement for Heil Quaker 1005425 and multiple ICP 80+ furnace models including CDGE and NDGE series.
• Complete Assembly Kit: Includes the 1/60 HP 115V motor, gasket (607014), and flag terminals to ensure a full seal and secure electrical connections.
• Reliable Static Pressure: The counter-clockwise rotation and high-speed 3300 RPM performance provide the necessary draft to close pressure switches consistently.
• Durable Construction: Built with a heavy-duty metal housing and thermally protected Class B insulation to withstand high-temperature exhaust environments.

Is the 1006168 compatible with the older 1005425 part?
Yes, the 1006168 is the official direct cross-replacement for the 1005425 and 610672 inducer assemblies, designed to match the original bolt pattern and electrical requirements.

Does this assembly include the necessary gasket for installation?
This inducer assembly kit typically includes the mounting gasket (part 607014) to prevent flue gas leaks, though verifying your specific housing condition is always a professional best practice.

How can I tell if my inducer assembly is failing?
Common signs include a high-pitched squealing from the bearings, a failure to close the pressure switch during the startup sequence, or visible corrosion on the blower wheel blades.

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