Goodman 0130F00504 Air Pressure Switch (.60" WC)

My furnace quit I did some research and found it could be a couple of simple parts. I started by ordering this $17 part. When it came in I replaced it in the time it took to heat up my leftovers in the microwave for dinner. The furnace came to life immediately and has been working great since then.

This little item will save you $$ if you install it yourself.

Works fine my Dwyer shows switch closing right at .59.9wc

If you have a Goodman furnace with an E2 error code then you probably need to change the low pressure diaphragm sensor (mine is a 0.60 inches of H20 pressure setting). Woke up this morning and noticed that it was a little cold in the house so I knew it was probably the pressure sensor again. I had recently had it start to go out so I bought two of these so I would have a replacement when it went out this time and a spare for next time. It is fairly easy to do except the metal contacts on the new sensor where the wires go are larger on this replacement than the original so I had to make a little extender on for the wires and grind a little off the edges of the male tabs to let them fit easily into the existing wire connectors for the original sensor. I also had to fiddle with the mounting bracket a little because it is not the same as the original and only use one of the two bolts that connect the low and high pressure (1.4 inches of H20) sensors together because the geometry is a little different. Also, I recommend using a little piece of wire or a wire tie around the black tubes at the connectors because they sometimes dry rot and leak.

works as should

Works good

great value and product works as expected.

Got my customer heat