Heil Quaker ICP 1172641 Heat Exchanger

The Heil Quaker ICP 1172641 Heat Exchanger is an OEM replacement primary heat exchanger engineered for high-efficiency gas furnaces within the International Comfort Products family. Designed for durability and precise heat transfer, this condensing furnace heat exchanger is a critical component for restoring the combustion cycle in compatible Heil, Tempstar, and Comfortmaker units. As a direct-fit ICP furnace replacement part, it ensures proper alignment with the burner tray and inducer housing, maintaining factory-specified static pressure and thermal output. This HVAC secondary heat exchanger assembly is constructed from corrosion-resistant materials to withstand consistent thermal cycling and condensate exposure. For technicians performing a furnace heat exchanger replacement, this component restores the structural integrity of the heat cells, ensuring safe combustion gas venting and optimal AFUE ratings. Professional calibration of gas manifold pressure and airflow is required upon installation to ensure this ICP 1172641 performs to original equipment standards.

• OEM Compatibility: Precision engineered for seamless integration with Heil Quaker and ICP furnace cabinets, eliminating field modifications.
• Thermal Efficiency: Optimized internal baffling maximizes heat transfer between combustion gases and the blower air stream.
• Corrosion Resistance: High-grade alloy construction minimizes the risk of stress cracks and oxidation caused by acidic condensate.
• Structural Rigidity: Reinforced weld points and heavy-gauge steel ensure reliable performance under high-temperature cycling.

How do I verify if this heat exchanger fits my specific furnace model?
Confirm compatibility by checking the data plate on your ICP unit. This assembly is designed for specific furnace chassis; cross-referencing your model number with the ICP 1172641 part number is essential for a proper fit.

What are the signs of a failed heat exchanger in an ICP unit?
Technicians should look for visible cracks in the heat cells, excessive soot buildup, or "rolling" flames during the burner cycle, which often indicate a breach in the exchanger wall.

Is professional installation required for this part?
Yes. Replacing a heat exchanger involves handling gas lines and gas valves. A licensed HVAC technician must perform the swap and conduct a combustion analysis to ensure the system is operating safely.

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