ICP 1193419 Inducer Assembly – OEM Replacement for 1191198

Product Overview

The ICP 1193419 Inducer Assembly is a genuine OEM draft inducer designed for safe, efficient combustion airflow in select ICP, Heil, Tempstar, Comfortmaker, Arcoaire, and other International Comfort Products furnace brands. Operating at 115V / 60Hz, this inducer restores proper draft pressure and supports reliable ignition performance.

This component is the factory-specified replacement for ICP 1191198, offering identical airflow output, motor speed, mounting layout, and electrical connections. If your furnace has become noisy, failed to ignite, or is showing pressure switch faults, this OEM inducer is the correct replacement.

Features & Benefits

• OEM replacement part for precise fit and performance.
• Direct replacement for 1191198 inducer assembly.
• Ensures proper combustion draft and safe furnace operation.
• 115V / 60Hz motor provides consistent airflow.
• Reduces ignition failures and pressure switch lockouts.
• Restores quiet, efficient heating performance.
• Manufactured to ICP factory specifications for durability.

Specifications

• Part Number: 1193419
• Replaces: 1191198
• Voltage: 115V
• Frequency: 60 Hz
• Application: Furnace combustion air draft inducer
• Compatibility: ICP, Tempstar, Heil, Comfortmaker, Arcoaire
• Component Type: OEM draft inducer assembly

Installation Tips

• Disconnect power and gas before starting any service work.
• Match gasket and mounting holes to prevent air leaks.
• Ensure the pressure switch tubing is connected securely.
• Verify that the inducer wheel spins freely before powering on.
• Check vent piping for restrictions that may affect inducer performance.
• Run the furnace through a full cycle after installation to verify operation.

FAQs

1. What does the ICP 1193419 inducer do?
   It creates combustion draft required for safe burner ignition and operation.
2. Is this an OEM part?
   Yes—this is a genuine ICP factory replacement.
3. Which part does it replace?
   It replaces ICP 1191198.
4. What are signs of a failing inducer?
   Humming, grinding, no-start issues, or pressure switch failures.
5. Should this be installed by a technician?
   Yes—HVAC professionals are recommended for combustion-related repairs.