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    • 27 April 2024 02:00 PM Until 03:00 PM
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ITT B60Y84 General Controls


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I have a floor furnace, heater, in a 1950s house. The gas company said the thermostat was broken. So I reconnected the loose wire in thermostat. The pilot light stays lit, but when the two run wires from the thermostat are connected the valve does nothing. I thought, possibly, if I jumped the connections at the valve, where the generator is connected, that it would actuate the valve, but I got nothing. How do I test the valve with a multitester? I know that it's Ohms, but from what terminal to what terminal?

 

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I do know that the B60 has been discontinued due to no pilot safety. What's a good cross referenced valve to replace it if the valve is what's bad and not the generator.

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