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Nordyne MGHA-056A AA FC-02 User Manual

Nordyne MGHA-056A AA FC-02
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Table of Contents

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Nordyne MGHA-056A AA FC-02 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Model NumberMGHA-056A AA FC-02
Fuel TypeNatural Gas
Phase1
BTU Input56, 000 BTU
Efficiency80%
Blower Motor TypePSC

Summary

NORDYNE LIMITED WARRANTY

Warranty Limitations

Details exclusions and conditions that void the appliance warranty.

Warranty Coverage

Outlines the five-year parts and two-year labor coverage provided.

Obtaining Warranty Service

Provides steps for obtaining warranty service and replacement parts.

NOTICE TO INSTALLER

SPECIFICATIONS

General Description

Overview of the furnace series, applications, and key features.

ABOUT YOUR CENTRAL FURNACE SYSTEM

MANUFACTURER WARRANTY, OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITIES

INSTALLATION STANDARDS

UNIT LOCATION

MINIMUM CLEARANCES

RETURN AIR PROVISIONS

AIR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

ROOF JACK SELECTION

Roof Jack Extension

Information on using optional extensions to raise the roof jack assembly.

DUCT CONNECTOR SELECTION

INSTALLATION

Cut Out Floor Opening & Fuel Line Hole

Instructions for cutting necessary openings in the floor for installation.

Cut Out Ceiling and Roof Openings

Steps for creating openings in the ceiling and roof for the vent system.

Cut Duct Opening

Procedure for cutting the opening for the duct connector.

Install Furnace Mounting Plate

Instructions for installing the furnace mounting plate.

Install Duct Connector

Steps for installing the duct connector into the floor opening.

Alternate Attachment Methods

Alternative methods for attaching duct connectors when clearance is limited.

Install Furnace

Steps for placing and securing the furnace onto the installed duct connector.

Install Roof Jack

Guidance on applying caulking and securing the roof jack assembly.

INSTALLATION OF TRANSIT-MODE VENTING SYSTEM

Manufactured Home Factory

Installation steps performed at the factory.

Manufactured Home Site

Installation steps performed on-site at the manufactured home.

ELECTRICAL WIRING

Connect Power Supply Wires

Detailed steps for connecting the main power supply wires.

Connect Thermostat Wires

Guidance on connecting low-voltage thermostat wires to the furnace.

FUEL PIPING

Safety Information

Critical safety precautions related to fuel handling and conversion.

LIGHTING AND FURNACE SHUT DOWN

Safety Information

Essential safety warnings to be read before attempting to light the furnace.

Lighting Instructions for Standing Pilot Models

Step-by-step guide for lighting furnaces with a standing pilot.

Sequence of Operation for Standing Pilot

Sequence of Operation for Standing Pilot w/ Induced Draft Blowers Models (090PQ)

General-Direct Ignition Models

Operating Instructions for MM-Models with Direct Ignition

To Turn Off Gas Appliance

Sequence of Operation for MM Models with Direct Ignition

Operating Instructions for Oil and Gas Gun Furnace

Sequence of Operation for Oil Gun Models

Gas Gun Models

Sequence of Operation for Gas Gun Models

THE FURNACE CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

On-Off-Fan Switch

Describes the function of the On-Off-Fan switch for power and blower control.

Limit Control

Details the high-temperature safety limit switches protecting the furnace.

Gas Valve

Information on the 100% shut-off gas valve used in gas furnaces.

Roll Out Switch

Explains the manual reset safety switch for furnace protection.

Oil Burner Primary Control

Describes the primary control's role in oil burner operation and safety.

Summer Cooling

Instructions for operating the furnace's fan for cooling during summer.

SERVICE GUIDE

Burner Adjustments

Instructions for checking and adjusting burner settings for optimal performance.

Combustion Air-Gas Gun Models

Guidance on adjusting combustion air for gas gun models for efficient burning.

Gas Gun

Details on adjusting combustion air for gas gun models.

Oil Gun Only

Recommendations for maximizing performance and efficiency for oil gun models.

Electrode Setting (Oil Gun Only)

Proper adjustment of electrodes for oil gun models to ensure good ignition.

Gas Conversion

Procedure for converting the gas furnace from natural gas to L.P. gas.

TROUBLESHOOTING - STANDING PILOT MODELS

Main Burner Does Not Come On

Steps to diagnose why the main burner is not firing.

Gas Valve Powered (24 volts)- No Main Flame

Troubleshooting steps when the pilot is lit but the main flame doesn't ignite.

Pilot Will Not Light or Goes Out

Steps to diagnose issues with the pilot light not igniting or staying lit.

Main Flame Is Not Burning Properly

Steps to diagnose and correct issues with improper main burner flame.

High Gas Bills

Factors that can contribute to high gas bills and how to address them.

TROUBLESHOOTING - DIRECT IGNITION FURNACES INCLUDING GAS GUN

Burner Motor Does Not Run-

Steps to diagnose why the burner motor is not running when heat is called for.

Combustion Blower Does Run - No Flame

Troubleshooting steps when the combustion blower runs but no flame is present.

Control Module Is Powered-Ignitor Does Not Heat Up

Control Module Status Indicator

120 Volts Is Available At AMP Plug-Ignitor Does Not Heat Up

Main Flame Ignites-Burner Locks Out

Burner Short Cycling

24 Volts Supplied To Gas Valve During Ignition-No Main Gas Flow

Burner Operates-Insufficient Heat

Burner Flame Without Motor Running

Circulation Air Blower Will Not Operate Even Though The Burner Does Operate

ADDITIONAL OIL FURNACE MAINTENANCE

MAINTENANCE

By Homeowner

Homeowner tasks for maintaining the furnace, including filter cleaning.

By Serviceman

Periodic servicing tasks for a qualified serviceman at the start of the heating season.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES

PILOT ACCESSORY KIT

WIRING DIAGRAMS

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

MG(H,B)(A,B) Series

Replacement parts specific to the MG(H,B)(A,B) furnace series.

MM(H,B)(A,B) Series

Replacement parts specific to the MM(H,B)(A,B) furnace series.

MG(H,B)(A,B) and MM(H,B)(A,B) Series Gas Furnace Parts List

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

MG(-)A and MM(-)A Series

Replacement parts specific to the MG(-)A and MM(-)A furnace series.

MG(-)A and MM(-)A SERIES GAS FURNACE PARTS LIST

MG/MM SERIES GAS FURNACE PARTS LIST

Supplement to Owner's Information Installation Instructions

For Models: MGHA-090-AAPQ01, MGHA-090-ABPQ01 and MGBA-090-ABPQ01

Specifies the models covered by these supplemental installation instructions.

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