Lennox 84W23 Replacement Kit

When you're out on a service call for a Lennox G60 or G61 series furnace that won't fire, the Lennox 12X08 Ignition Control Kit is the verified field solution. This kit is the direct replacement for Lennox 84W23 and the 84W24, providing a consolidated upgrade for older SureLight ignition controls. Engineered for HVAC furnace repair, the kit includes a Honeywell S9230F1014 integrated furnace control board pre-mounted on a compatible plate, alongside a high-durability 95-volt silicon nitride ignitor (19W61). Unlike older setups, this hot surface ignition kit includes the necessary 5-pin wiring harness and mounting brackets to ensure a clean retrofit in tight burner vestibules. For contractors, this means less time bench-testing components and a faster return to service for G60UHV, G60DFV, and G61MPV units. By replacing the legacy ignition replacement kit with this current OEM standard, you resolve common E207 error codes and erratic flame sensing issues while ensuring proper 120V AC timing for consistent fuel ignition.

• Universal Compatibility: Serves as the factory-authorized direct replacement for 84W23, 84W24, and 614148-01 components.
• Comprehensive Components: Includes the Honeywell S9230F1014 control board, bracket, ignitor, and a diagnostic code sticker for future troubleshooting.
• Improved Ignition Reliability: The 95V silicon nitride ignitor provides superior thermal shock resistance compared to older carbide elements.
• Simplified Installation: Comes with a dedicated 5-pin furnace wiring harness and mounting plate to bridge the gap between old and new styles.

Is the 12X08 compatible with older Lennox G60 units?
Yes, the 12X08 is specifically designed to replace the 84W23 ignition kit found in G60DFV, G60UHV, and G61MPV models. It includes the mounting plate and harness required for the transition.

Why does this kit use a 95V ignitor instead of a standard 120V?
The Honeywell S9230F1014 control board modulates the voltage to the 19W61 ignitor. This 95V operation is intentional and designed to extend the service life of the hot surface ignitor by reducing peak temperatures.

How do I troubleshoot an E207 error with this board?
Check the resistance of the ignitor through the harness. A healthy Lennox ignitor should typically read between 39 and 70 ohms. If it reads open, the element must be replaced.

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