BASO BGN891-1C Module for Lennox 60J00 Pulse Furnaces

This control board was fairly easy to install. Being smaller than the original, had to add a new hole to mount. Use hand tool to do the final tightening to avoid cracking the board. Both the spark plug wire and the flame sense wire need to be adapted with the included spade terminals. Trimmed end of the orange insulation to a smaller diameter to fit inside the terminal. Most important, it works!!

Worked immediately upon install. This unit requires replacing terminals for both the sensor and spark plug, crimping on the new (supplied) terminals. Other than that, it is bolt-up install.I tested and replaced the Flame Sensor, which was reading only 0.2 microAmps, which may have been the cause of failure for the original (30 year old) control unit. New flame sensor (AUBURN E5-I-10-25/E5I1025 - you have to trim the probe, but it is not a challenge) brought up the reading to 5.1 microAmps, but the furnace was still INTERMITTENT, working only in the morning. Bypassing the pressure differential switch and limit switches made no difference (there was no blockage in exhaust or intake vents), so the control unit was the last possible cause for my intermittently running unit.I highly recommend downloading the Lennox Service Manual for BOTH the GSR14 and G14 (they are slightly different - each one has some info lacking in the other manual) to troubleshoot these units. There should be similar ones for the G21 units. My troubleshooting was helped by the "greyfurnaceman" videos on troubleshooting Pulse units - there are about 4 such videos. This was the best price and delivery I could find on the internet for a new control unit.

My old Lennix Pulse furnace would not turn on sporadically. I called a local HVAC repair guy and he told me it was a $500 module if they could get them. I bought this part and installed it myself after watching a couple YouTube videos. Works like a champ. It’s been installed for many months now we have no issues. I was also pleased to see that it was made in the USA. No directions came with the unit but there are several YouTube videos on how to install it. It’s pretty easy for anybody who’s ever turned a wrench.

Old unit decided to begin working again after weeks of malfunctions. New unit on the self ready to go in. Great reviews of the unit. Expect no issues when needed

This part worked perfectly with my Lennox Pulse G14Q4-80-2.Prior to changing the ignition board, the furnace would come on sometimes and at other times it would time out trying to start-up. The inducer motor would spin up and then the furnace would try to start up, fail, and try again, until it timed out after a total of 3 times. Using a voltmeter I verified that the gas valve was never getting activated. So I replaced the ignition board. It took about 15 minutes to do. Very easy. Now the furnace is working great.The technician from the local HVAC company did not even try to diagnose the problem and was trying to convince me that I needed a new furnace. This part saved me thousands of dollars. Well worth it.

My furnace went out right before Christmas. Called a HVAC professional, he took one look at my furnace and told me that my furnace has been discontinued and they no longer service it or have parts for it. He then quoted me on a new furnace. I wasn't ready to spend all that money on a new furnace yet so I spent a few hours searching the web. I found this part on amazon and read some of the reviews and it seemed similar to the issue I was having so I decided to give it a shot. (My issue: The furnace would kick on, it tries ignite the gas but it seem like there wasn't enough spark from the igniter, then after a few minutes, it shuts off.) When the part arrived, which was quick, I took the old one out and connected the new one (it was easy and simple process) and the furnace fired right up after turning it on. Haven't had any more issues since installing the new controller.

Worked like a charm. Watched a YouTube and easily replaced the old Johnson control.

This Baso module is much more well designed than the original Johnson Controls module which came installed on my Lennox Pulse 21 furnace. For those who are not electricians, there is no need to worry. If you can turn a screwdriver, you can install this device. The instructions are thorough, but a quick YouTube video made the installation much easier. Total time for the install was less than 30 minutes, including the seven minutes I spent watching the video. There is no need to worry about installing it incorrectly, as it will only go together one way.As far as the problem being fixed, I can't believe how smooth and quiet the furnace runs now.I contacted Baso in reference to which model to buy, and they only make one ignition module for all Lennox Pulse furnaces, so price becomes the key point in deciding where to buy yours from. I will buy another to have as a spare, in the event this one would go bad.