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Trane CNT1220 Limit Switch A tripped 300F rollout switch A tripped 300F rollout switch indicates a serious combustion or venting issue the GS250 is built for long term durability in high vibration mechanical rooms Drop in OEM compatibility: Replaces Trane CNT1220 and CNT01220 without the need for mounting modifications this is an official OEM part specifically designed for the mounting and capillary requirements of Trane equipment
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Trane CNT1220 Limit Switch A tripped 300F rollout switch

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