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10-21-08, 03:18 PM

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Boiler electrical harness connect

My utica starfire 3 came with a 4-pin Becker burner electrical connect that does not mate with the 3-pin Honeywell electrical control connect. What do I need? I can send pics if necessary.
Thank you for any advice on what to do/get.

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10-21-08, 04:53 PM

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You need to go back to whomever sold you the equipment & have them make it right.

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