The Amana-Goodman 2510002S Flue Collector is a precision-engineered OEM replacement flue box designed to restore the structural integrity of the combustion assembly in Goodman, Amana, and Janitrol gas furnaces. Measuring 21 inches, this heavy-gauge metal collector is critical for mounting the furnace draft inducer motor and ensuring the safe transition of combustion byproducts from the heat exchanger to the venting system. Over time, high thermal stress can cause original collector boxes to crack or corrode, leading to pressure switch faults or flue gas leakage. The 2510002S involves rigorous factory testing to maintain HVAC equipment safety standards and features pre-applied gaskets to ensure an airtight seal against the primary heat exchanger. For technicians performing a furnace flue collector box replacement, this component provides exact fitment and helps maintain the intake-to-exhaust pressure differentials required for consistent gas furnace maintenance and reliable ignition cycles. Key Benefits OEM Precision: Direct replacement part ensures proper alignment with the inducer blower and heat exchanger ports without field modifications. Enhanced Gas Containment: Integrated high-temperature gaskets prevent CO and flue gas bypass into the cabinet. Robust Construction: Manufactured from corrosion-resistant metal to withstand acidic condensate and thermal cycling within 80% AFUE furnaces. System Efficiency: Restores proper static pressure within the venting system, preventing nuisance trips of the limit switches. Common Questions Will this flue collector fit my specific furnace model? As a 21-inch OEM part, it is compatible with a wide range of Amana, Goodman, and Janitrol units. Verification via the serial number is recommended to ensure the correct draft configuration. Does the 2510002S include the necessary gaskets? Yes, this assembly features the gaskets required to create a secure seal between the metal box and the heat exchanger faceplate. How do I know if the collector box needs replacement? Look for visible cracks in the metal, rust streaks near the inducer, or water stains, which often indicate a failure in the flue gas collection process. Disclaimer: While we strive for 100% accuracy, product data and specifications are subject to change. Please contact our team to confirm compatibility or technical details before purchasing.
