GoodmanPCBBF132S Ignition Control Board Hsi Int 2 Stage, 1" x 6" x 4"

Exactly what I needed. It was OEM and worked perfectly. The included instructions was a bonus too.

This new board worked perfectly immediately upon installation. It is laid out differently and is a different color than the original (old is yellow, this one is green), but all the connections are marked the same as the original. This took about 15 minutes to install. And it could have been quicker but I went deliberately slow just to be cautious and make sure of the correct connections. I would recommend you use your cell phone to take several pictures of the existing board as installed from multiple angles to have and refer back to if necessary. My board is installed with plastic clips, not screws. Use needle nose pliers to pull the old board off of the clips one at a time BEFORE removing any wire connections. This will allow you to turn the original board to different angles to see the names of the wire connections before removing. Remove and connect each wire individually from old to new board. Pay close attention to thermostat wires if you decide to remove all at once, as there may be more than one of the same color, i.e. 2 red wires going to different terminals.BE SURE TO TURN OFF POWER OR CIRCUIT BREAKER TO FURNACE BEFORE WORKING ON!That's it!I originally had an LED indication of 'pressure switch bad' which was causing the inducer motor to run constantly without any call for heat, but furnace would not come on. The pressure switch was fine. The problem was the inducer motor relay on the control board was bad. Someone recommended I tap on the side of the (original problematic) board and see if any change happened to the inducer motor running. Sure enough it stopped, then restarted and the relay on the board began to smoke and burn right in front of me.All that to say; this board works, is very easy to install without any special skills, and will save you hundreds, if not thousands on calling in a company to repair.

After cross referencing the part number with a local heating repair company I found this on amazon for half of what they were offering and decided to give it a shot on my own. The install was very easy, just take a photo with your phone of how the wires connect and also mark them with tape before you disconnect the old board. It installs as a direct fit, although the orientation of some of the connections are a bit different the wires are plenty long. Fixed our issue, easy to do and saved us over $300 in parts and labor. Part was very quick to arrive which was vital as we were without heat in January.

I am licensed HVAC contractor and I have installed this board and it’s working as a factory one

I did not know this was not going to be a aftermarket part but it works great

I initially thought I received the wrong item but after communicating with the seller (great seller w/ prompt response and follow-up) I learned that the PCBBF162S is the new board that replaces PCBBF132S. Had to carefully match up the pins/wires since the new board is not exactly the same layout, but the new board worked great after I installed.

What a disaster. It turned out that we had two separate defective control boards. The company handled the matter okay, but both boards failed within four hours of installation. The boards were installed by our HVAC technician. He was probably at our house six different times trying to determine if there was something major wrong with our furnace, turned out we had two defective boards. When he called technical support for our Goodman Furnace he was immediately told that there was a known issue with this specific board. He was even told which serial numbers of this manufactured item were known to have issues. We finally (because we live in Northern Wisconsin) followed the advice of our HVAC installer and ordered a part through their distributor. Yes, we ended up paying more than twice the price of this board, but with all of the hassle and service charges, we would've been better off paying the extra money up-front. I did a lot of research before ordering this board. I do believe that the other shoppers who had great results with this seller probably had a different furnace model/system and just didn't end up with a defective product. I was happy that we were able to return both boards.

Lives up to what it advertises: an upgrade to my PCBBF109 2-stage control board. Came a week earlier than expected, which is awesome when your furnace is out in the winter. I have no experience in furnace repair, but got this baby installed in under 20 minutes, thanks to the spade terminals and consistent labeling between the boards. Lastly, I want to note that the dip switches are inverted compared to the PCBBF109 board; make sure you read the dip switch labels carefully and configure accordingly, versus just trying to mirror the configuration on the new board from the old board. The new card works great, no issues since installing it 2 weeks ago.Happy with the product, especially since I paid $86 for something my local HVAC guy wanted to repair for $850 plus visit fee and diagnostics, no joke.