Nordyne Replacement Ignitor Assy W/ Plug (902661) Partners Choice on 2040-parts.com
Sussex, New Jersey, United States
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We have found a bunch of old/ overstock RV parts and accessories. Up for sale is a Nordyne (Partners Choice)Ignitor Assy. w/ Plug Part# 902661 Note: Part has been in “back room” storage for years. In original packaging, but packaging is not “mint”. Could have old pricing stickers, shop markings, identification markings, etc. We do not personally warranty this part. It would be up to buyer to contact original manufacturer should this part not work. No refunds. Part sold “as is”. Shipping within the US is $6. US only. Payment is due at time of purchase via PayPal. Will ship no later than 2-3 business days after purchase. If you have any questions, please message us. Thank you. Pleasant Acres Farm Campground Sussex, NJ |
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