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List Price: $96.39 Price: $46.92 Details You save: $49.47 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Multi Testers For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Generalaire 990-53 Humidifier Solenoid Valve, please go to: This is my third one In as many as 12 years with my Bryant furnace, my general humidifier uses this solenoid to control the water, I'm on the third one which has either burned out or plugged up so bad I found it easier to replace. Much to expensive for what it does, but there aren't to many choices on the market. I guess it's failed more than my furnace which has never had a service issue thus far. Not a good track record for this valve.

See Products Related To Generalaire 990-53 Humidifier Solenoid Valve: Generalaire General 990-53 Humidifier 24 volt Water Valve General part numbers 990-53, 99053, 990 53 Fits General Humidifier models: 709, 1040, 1042 using 24 volt Solenoid Valves Manufactured by GeneralAire (General Aire) General Part Numbers: 990-53, 99053 Third for our humidifier... This is the third of these valves we have installed. They work perfectly when installed. The first came with the humidifier and lasted about two years, then would not open, so we did not get any humidity. We replaced it. The second lasted less than a year before it started humming loudly when it came on. Until I could get another, I found whacking it with a wrench would shut it up for a while, then that started to fail as well. The new one fixed the problem completely (again) and everything works again, but for how long? These are the OEM valves. I have to wonder why they don't last just about forever.

Third for our humidifier... This is the third of these valves we have installed. They work perfectly when installed. The first came with the humidifier and lasted about two years, then would not open, so we did not get any humidity. We replaced it. The second lasted less than a year before it started humming loudly when it came on. Until I could get another, I found whacking it with a wrench would shut it up for a while, then that started to fail as well. The new one fixed the problem completely (again) and everything works again, but for how long? These are the OEM valves. I have to wonder why they don't last just about forever.