ICM280 Icm Controls Ignition Control Board
Part #: ICM ICM280
ICM Controls Furnace Circuit Control Board Replacement for Goodman Furnaces ICM280
● ICM280 Furnace Control Board
● Low cost, direct replacement board for Goodman, Janitrol, TI, White-Rodgers and UTEC
● Microprocessor based design for precise timing
● Functions with all 24 VAC thermostats
● Diagnostic fault codes (blinking LED) for simple troubleshooting
● Twining compatible with another ICM280
● For 80+ and 90+ applications
● 9-pin card slot connection and 9-pin Molex connector on board
● UL recognized
Replaces:
Goodman
B18099-06, B18099-08, B18099-10, B18099-13, B18099-135
UTEC
1012-933D
Texas Instr.
41F-5
White-Rodgers
50T35-730
50T35-743
● ICM280 Furnace Control Board
● Low cost, direct replacement board for Goodman, Janitrol, TI, White-Rodgers and UTEC
● Microprocessor based design for precise timing
● Functions with all 24 VAC thermostats
● Diagnostic fault codes (blinking LED) for simple troubleshooting
● Twining compatible with another ICM280
● For 80+ and 90+ applications
● 9-pin card slot connection and 9-pin Molex connector on board
● UL recognized
Replaces:
Goodman
B18099-06, B18099-08, B18099-10, B18099-13, B18099-135
UTEC
1012-933D
Texas Instr.
41F-5
White-Rodgers
50T35-730
50T35-743
Weight : 0.458000 lbs
Dimension : 6.614100 x 4.527500 x 2.125900
ICM Controls Furnace Circuit Control Board Replacement for Goodman Furnaces ICM280
● ICM280 Furnace Control Board
● Low cost, direct replacement board for Goodman, Janitrol, TI, White-Rodgers and UTEC
● Microprocessor based design for precise timing
● Functions with all 24 VAC thermostats
● Diagnostic fault codes (blinking LED) for simple troubleshooting
● Twining compatible with another ICM280
● For 80+ and 90+ applications
● 9-pin card slot connection and 9-pin Molex connector on board
● UL recognized
Replaces:
Goodman
B18099-06, B18099-08, B18099-10, B18099-13, B18099-135
UTEC
1012-933D
Texas Instr.
41F-5
White-Rodgers
50T35-730
50T35-743
● ICM280 Furnace Control Board
● Low cost, direct replacement board for Goodman, Janitrol, TI, White-Rodgers and UTEC
● Microprocessor based design for precise timing
● Functions with all 24 VAC thermostats
● Diagnostic fault codes (blinking LED) for simple troubleshooting
● Twining compatible with another ICM280
● For 80+ and 90+ applications
● 9-pin card slot connection and 9-pin Molex connector on board
● UL recognized
Replaces:
Goodman
B18099-06, B18099-08, B18099-10, B18099-13, B18099-135
UTEC
1012-933D
Texas Instr.
41F-5
White-Rodgers
50T35-730
50T35-743
Weight : 0.458000 lbs
Dimension : 6.614100 x 4.527500 x 2.125900
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Replacing the ICM280 ICM Controls Ignition Control Board
Tools Needed:
• Screwdriver
• Pliers
• Needle nose pliers
• Wire cutters
• Replacement ICM280 ignition control board
Step 1: Locate and shut off the power to the furnace. This is usually done by switching off the power breaker in your electrical panel.
Step 2: Take off the top panel of the furnace using a screwdriver.
Step 3: Locate the ICM280 ignition control board on the furnace. It should be mounted in the upper right corner of the unit.
Step 4: Disconnect the wires connected to the ICM280 ignition control board using needle nose pliers. If any of the wires are too short, you can use wire cutters to lengthen them. Once all the wires have been disconnected, remove the board.
Step 5: Mount the new ICM280 ignition control board onto the furnace in the same place as the old one.
Step 6: Reconnect the wires to the ICM280 ignition control board. Make sure that the connections are tight.
Step 7: Replace the top panel of the furnace.
Step 8: Turn the power back on and test the furnace.
Congratulations, You Have Successfully Replaced the ICM280 ICM Controls Ignition Control Board!
Please keep in mind, these instructions are for general guidance and should always be used in conjunction with the manufacturer's manual, if available.
Tools Needed:
• Screwdriver
• Pliers
• Needle nose pliers
• Wire cutters
• Replacement ICM280 ignition control board
Step 1: Locate and shut off the power to the furnace. This is usually done by switching off the power breaker in your electrical panel.
Step 2: Take off the top panel of the furnace using a screwdriver.
Step 3: Locate the ICM280 ignition control board on the furnace. It should be mounted in the upper right corner of the unit.
Step 4: Disconnect the wires connected to the ICM280 ignition control board using needle nose pliers. If any of the wires are too short, you can use wire cutters to lengthen them. Once all the wires have been disconnected, remove the board.
Step 5: Mount the new ICM280 ignition control board onto the furnace in the same place as the old one.
Step 6: Reconnect the wires to the ICM280 ignition control board. Make sure that the connections are tight.
Step 7: Replace the top panel of the furnace.
Step 8: Turn the power back on and test the furnace.
Congratulations, You Have Successfully Replaced the ICM280 ICM Controls Ignition Control Board!
Please keep in mind, these instructions are for general guidance and should always be used in conjunction with the manufacturer's manual, if available.
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