Heil Quaker ICP 1175976 Gas Valve

The Heil Quaker ICP 1175976 Gas Valve is a critical furnace replacement part designed for high-performance gas flow regulation in residential heating systems. Precision-engineered as a natural gas valve, this component operates on a 24V HVAC power supply and is factory-calibrated to a 3.5" WC gas pressure setting. Manufactured by White Rodgers (Part Number 36G22-512) for International Comfort Products, this direct spark ignition (DSI) valve ensures reliable burner engagement and consistent manifold pressure. Its robust construction makes it a staple for technicians performing a gas valve replacement on Heil Quaker, Tempstar, Comfortmaker, and Arcoaire units. The compact housing supports standard inlet and outlet sizing for a seamless fit in tight furnace vestibules, facilitating efficient heating system repair without the need for extensive manifold modifications.

• OEM Compatibility: Specifically designed for ICP brands including Heil, Quaker, Tempstar, and KeepRite to ensure exact fitment.
• Precise Pressure Regulation: Pre-set to 3.5" Water Column for stable combustion and optimal thermal efficiency.
• Contractor-Grade Reliability: Features White Rodgers 36G22-512 engineering, known for long-term durability in 24VAC ignition circuits.
• Safety First: Integrated solenoid design provides rapid shutdown for enhanced system protection during fault conditions.

Is this valve compatible with Propane (LP) systems?
This specific 1175976 model is calibrated for Natural Gas. Conversion to Liquid Propane requires a manufacturer-approved LP conversion kit (sold separately) to adjust the spring and regulator settings for higher pressure.

Can I use this to replace a different brand's gas valve?
This part is a direct replacement for ICP 1175976 and White Rodgers 36G22-512. Always verify your specific furnace model number against the technical data to confirm the mounting and wiring configurations match.

What are the symptoms of a failing 1175976 gas valve?
Common indicators include the furnace failing to light despite a strong spark or glow from the igniter, "No Flame" lockout codes on the control board, or inconsistent manifold pressure resulting in poor combustion.

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