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General| Model Number | M1GH 056 |
|---|---|
| Category | Furnace |
| Efficiency | 80% |
| Fuel Type | Natural Gas |
| Blower Motor | Multi-speed |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Stages | Single Stage |
| Ignition Type | Hot Surface Ignition |
| Heat Exchanger Material | Aluminized Steel |
| Heating Capacity | 56000 BTU |
| Warranty | 10-year limited warranty on heat exchanger |
Step-by-step guide for gas leak detection and emergency response procedures.
Requirement for qualified personnel to perform installation and service for safety.
Action to take if overheating or gas supply fails, emphasizing manual shut-off.
Caution against using appliances submerged in water and requiring inspection.
Overview of M1 Series furnaces as direct vent, sealed combustion, downflow heating appliances.
Background on Nordyne's history and furnace technology for manufactured homes.
Outlines warranty conditions and homeowner duties for correct operation and maintenance.
Requirements to comply with national and local codes for safe installation.
Guidelines for placing the furnace to ensure proper air distribution and venting.
Specifies required clearances around the furnace for safe operation and servicing.
Specific requirements for return air openings in closet installations to prevent asphyxiation.
Guidance on designing supply duct systems for optimal static pressure and air distribution.
Instructions for selecting and installing appropriate roof jack assemblies for venting.
Procedure for selecting and installing duct connectors based on floor cavity dimensions.
Instructions for cutting floor openings for duct connectors and fuel lines.
Steps for cutting ceiling and roof openings for the roof jack assembly.
Guide on installing the duct connector, including alternate attachment methods.
Procedure for installing the furnace mounting plate prior to furnace placement.
Steps for applying sealant, attaching flashing, and securing the roof jack assembly.
Instructions for placing the furnace onto the duct connector and securing it.
Procedures for installing the transit-mode venting system at the factory, including warning tag placement.
Steps for completing the vent system installation on-site, including crown placement.
Instructions for connecting the 115V power supply to the furnace control box.
Guide for connecting 24V thermostat wires and checking anticipator settings.
Requirements for sizing and installing fuel lines for natural gas and LP gas systems.
Recommended practices for oil tank and piping installations, including location and capacity.
Steps for taking flue gas samples for performance checks after installation.
Crucial safety precautions and steps to follow before attempting to light the furnace.
Detailed steps for lighting the pilot on standing pilot models, including safety checks.
Procedure for safely turning off the gas supply to the furnace for servicing.
Step-by-step guide for operating M1M models with direct ignition, including safety and startup.
Explanation of the automatic ignition sequence and blower operation for direct ignition models.
Steps for operating oil gun furnaces, including manual lighting and safety checks.
Guide for operating gas gun furnaces, emphasizing automatic ignition and safety procedures.
Explains the function of the On-Off switch, limit switches, and gas valve operation.
Details the oil burner primary control and summer cooling operation modes.
Guidance on checking and adjusting gas pressure and pilot flame for optimal burner performance.
Procedure for adjusting combustion air for gas gun furnaces to ensure efficient burning.
Recommendations for CO2, smoke levels, and electrode adjustment for oil gun furnaces.
Step-by-step guide for converting the appliance from natural gas to LP gas for burner operation.
Common problems like the main burner not coming on or pilot failure, with diagnostic steps.
Troubleshooting tips for high gas bills and improper main flame burning.
Diagnosing issues where the burner motor doesn't run or there's no flame with direct ignition models.
Troubleshooting control module status indicators, ignition faults, and lockout conditions.
Routine tasks for homeowners including return air cleaning and filter maintenance.
Periodic service recommended by a qualified serviceman for optimal furnace operation.
Information on integrating central air conditioners, including interlock systems and dampers.
Electrical diagrams for atmospheric gas furnaces, showing connections for various components.
Wiring diagrams for standing pilot furnaces with induced draft, illustrating electrical connections.
Electrical schematics for furnaces equipped for air conditioning, detailing wiring for heating and cooling.
Wiring diagrams for direct ignition furnaces, including heating and A/C ready configurations.
Table providing equivalent orifice sizes for various altitudes and furnace models, with input reduction details.
