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Rheem 96V / 96MDV: parts list

11 replacement parts with OEM part numbers for 3 models. Pick your model for a list of only the parts that fit it.

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PartPart #FitsQtySize / rating
Conversion kit RXGY-CK
Required for most field conversions
RXGY-CK96V / 96MDV1
Zero-clearance kit RXGY-ZK
Required for downflow zero-clearance and some horizontal left configurations
RXGY-ZK96V / 96MDV1
External Side Filter Rack Kit
Available from distributor for side filter install
RXGF-CAAll 3 models1
External Bottom Filter Rack Kit
Available from distributor for bottom filter install
RXGF-CBAll 3 models1
External Filter Rack Kit - Downflow
Available from distributor for downflow filter install
RXGF-CCAll 3 models1
Prostock pressure tap kit
Contains 3/32 allen-head wrench, 5/16 to 1/4 in. I.D. hose reducer, and a short piece of 5/16 in. I.D. hose.
F0092-100300S196V series1
Accessory filter rack
Field-supplied filter goes in the rack. Flange wraps around the back and screws to the furnace rear at the provided locations. Application text is partly unreadable on the page.
RXGF-CB96V series1
Accessory filter rack
Field-supplied filter goes in the rack. Flange wraps around the back and screws to the furnace rear at the provided locations. Application text is partly unreadable on the page.
RXGF-CC96V series1
Accessory filter rack, upflow/horizontal side return
Cut the filter to size using the embossed angles as a guide. Flange wraps around the back and screws to the furnace rear.
RXGF-CD96V series123 in. x 14 in. field-supplied filter
Burner orifice (LP / high altitude)
Replace (drill size) with the size from the LP orifice drill table. Example: #60 drill is 62-22175-60.
62-22175-(drill size)90 Plus models1Drill sizes 39 to 64; metric 1.10 mm (-90)
Manifold pressure change label (Figure 43)
Affix to front of furnace cabinet after a Canadian manifold pressure derate. Supplied in the information packet.
92-24399-01-0190 Plus models1

Source: 96V series installation instructions, p. 42 (pages 42, 75, 79, 82). Part names are written by HVACopedia.

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