Goodman GMH950703BXAC Furnace Parts Manual

The Goodman GMH950703BXAC is a high-efficiency gas furnace with 95% AFUE rating, 70,000 BTU input capacity, multi-speed blower motor, hot surface ignitor, flame sensor, pressure switches, gas valve, control board, inducer motor, and heat exchanger. Designed for residential forced-air heating systems with standard 120V AC power supply. Below are key sections for safety, parts identification, replacement procedures, specifications, and troubleshooting.

1. Parts Overview 2. Safety Precautions 3. Parts Identification 4. Technical Specifications 5. Replacement Procedures 6. Electrical Components 7. Gas System Components 8. Blower Assembly 9. Maintenance Schedule 10. Warranty Information 11. Troubleshooting Guide

Parts Overview

Key components: Heat exchanger assembly, blower motor and wheel, inducer motor assembly, gas valve, hot surface ignitor, flame sensor, control board, pressure switches, limit switches, transformer, and door safety switch.

ComponentDescription
Heat ExchangerPrimary and secondary stainless steel heat exchangers
Blower AssemblyMulti-speed motor with blower wheel and housing
Inducer MotorDraft inducer assembly with pressure port
Gas Valve24V automatic gas valve with manual shutoff
Hot Surface IgnitorSilicon carbide ignitor for gas ignition
Flame SensorRod-type flame sensing device
Control BoardIntegrated furnace controller with LED status lights
Pressure SwitchesDraft proving switches for safety
Limit SwitchesHigh temperature safety limits
Transformer120V to 24V step-down transformer

Safety Precautions

Always disconnect power and gas supply before servicing.

  1. Turn off electrical power at disconnect switch or circuit breaker.
  2. Turn off gas supply at manual shutoff valve.
  3. Wait for furnace to cool completely before servicing.
  4. Use proper personal protective equipment (PPE).

WARNING! Failure to disconnect power and gas can cause electric shock, fire, or explosion. Only qualified technicians should perform repairs.

Parts Identification

Major components and their locations within the furnace cabinet.

  1. Upper compartment: Heat exchanger, inducer motor, gas valve.
  2. Blower compartment: Blower assembly, control board, transformer.
  3. Burner compartment: Burners, ignitor, flame sensor.
  4. Vent system: PVC vent connections, condensate drain.

CAUTION! Document wire connections and component positions before disassembly.

Technical Specifications

Replacement Procedures

General steps for common part replacements. Always reference specific part instructions.

Hot Surface Ignitor: Disconnect power, remove wires, remove mounting screws, install new ignitor, reconnect wires.

Flame Sensor: Remove single mounting screw, pull sensor out, clean or replace, reinstall.

Control Board: Document all wire connections, remove mounting screws, transfer wires to new board, secure board.

Gas Valve: Shut off gas, disconnect wiring and gas lines, remove mounting hardware, install new valve with proper sealant.

Electrical Components

Control board, transformer, motors, switches, and safety devices.

  1. Control Board: Main furnace controller with diagnostic LEDs
  2. Transformer: Steps down 120V to 24V for control circuit
  3. Blower Motor: Multi-speed PSC motor with capacitor
  4. Inducer Motor: Draft inducer for combustion air
  5. Limit Switches: High temperature safety cutoffs
  6. Pressure Switches: Prove draft inducer operation

Tip: Always verify voltage with meter before assuming component failure.

Gas System Components

Gas valve, burners, manifold, and related safety devices.

  1. Shut off gas supply before any service.
  2. Gas Valve: Regulates gas flow to burners
  3. Manifold: Distributes gas to individual burners
  4. Burners: Stainless steel ribbon burners
  5. Orifices: Sized for natural gas operation
  6. Pressure Ports: For gas pressure measurement

WARNING! Always check for gas leaks with soap solution after any gas work.

Blower Assembly

Blower motor, wheel, housing, and mounting system.

  1. Remove blower door and disconnect power.
  2. Disconnect wiring from motor.
  3. Remove mounting bolts or clips.
  4. Slide blower assembly out of housing.
  5. Replace motor or entire assembly as needed.
  6. Reinstall and verify proper airflow.

CAUTION! Ensure proper rotation direction and airflow after reassembly.

Maintenance Schedule

Annual maintenance recommended for optimal performance.

Warranty Information

Goodman provides limited warranties on furnace components. Heat exchanger: Limited lifetime warranty. Functional parts: 10-year limited warranty. Labor: 1-year limited warranty from date of installation. Original purchaser must register product for full warranty coverage. For warranty claims, contact authorized Goodman dealer or 1-877-466-8626.

Troubleshooting Guide

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Furnace won't startPower, thermostat, door switchCheck circuit breaker, thermostat settings, door switch engagement
No heatIgnitor, gas valve, flame sensorTest ignitor for continuity, check gas valve operation, clean flame sensor
Blower won't runMotor, capacitor, control boardCheck motor windings, test capacitor, verify control board output
Short cyclingFilter, limit switch, airflowReplace dirty filter, check limit switch, verify proper airflow
Lockout codeSafety device, flame senseReset power, check error code, verify flame signal

Reset Procedure: Turn power off for 30 seconds, then restore power.

Technical Support: 1-877-466-8626; www.goodmanmfg.com

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