carrie furnace owner's manual 59sp5a060e171214

The Carrie Furnace 59SP5A060E171214 is a high-efficiency residential gas furnace with 60,000 BTU output, single-stage operation, multi-speed blower motor, electronic ignition system, durable heat exchanger, integrated safety controls, and energy-saving features. Designed for reliable home heating with easy maintenance access and comprehensive safety systems. Below are key sections for safety, features, installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Installation Requirements 3. First-Time Setup 4. Technical Specifications 5. Controls and Operation 6. Maintenance Procedures 7. Safety Systems 8. Seasonal Operation 9. Care & Cleaning 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: Heat exchanger, blower assembly, gas valve, ignition system, control board, filter access, vent connections, drain connections.

FeatureDescription
Heat ExchangerDurable stainless steel construction for efficient heat transfer
Blower MotorMulti-speed ECM motor for optimal airflow
Gas ValvePrecision gas control with safety shutoff
Ignition SystemElectronic hot surface ignition
Control BoardIntegrated microprocessor for system management
Filter AccessEasy-access panel for filter replacement
Vent ConnectionsPVC compatible for direct vent installation
Drain ConnectionsCondensate removal system
Safety ControlsFlame sensor, limit switches, pressure switches
Power Connection120V AC standard electrical connection

Installation Requirements

Professional installation required. Verify local codes and obtain permits.

  1. Location: Install in dry, well-ventilated area with proper clearances.
  2. Gas connection: Use approved gas piping; pressure test required.
  3. Electrical: 120V dedicated circuit with proper grounding.
  4. Venting: Follow manufacturer specifications for vent pipe sizing and routing.
  5. Drainage: Proper condensate drain line installation.

WARNING! Gas appliances can be hazardous; installation must be performed by qualified technician. Ensure proper combustion air and ventilation.

First-Time Setup

Initial startup must be performed by qualified technician.

  1. System check: Verify all connections and clearances.
  2. Gas pressure: Set and verify correct manifold pressure.
  3. Vent verification: Confirm proper draft and vent operation.
  4. Electrical: Verify proper voltage and grounding.
  5. Operation test: Run through complete heating cycle.
  6. Customer orientation: Explain thermostat operation and basic maintenance.

CAUTION! Do not attempt first startup without proper training and equipment.

Technical Specifications

Controls and Operation

Integrated control board manages all furnace functions. Thermostat controls heating cycles.

Operation Sequence: Thermostat call for heat → inducer motor start → pressure switch verification → ignition sequence → gas valve opening → flame verification → blower activation.

LED Status Lights: Located on control board for diagnostic purposes. Normal operation shows steady green light. Blinking patterns indicate specific error codes.

Maintenance Procedures

Regular maintenance ensures optimal performance and longevity.

  1. Monthly: Check and replace air filter as needed.
  2. Seasonal: Professional inspection before heating season.
  3. Annual: Complete professional service including heat exchanger inspection, burner cleaning, and safety check.
  4. Blower maintenance: Clean blower assembly annually.
  5. Drain system: Clear condensate drain lines monthly during heating season.

Tip: Keep area around furnace clean and unobstructed.

Safety Systems

Multiple safety features protect against hazardous conditions.

Safety FeatureFunction
Flame SensorDetects burner flame; shuts off gas if no flame
Limit SwitchPrevents overheating by shutting off burners
Pressure SwitchEnsures proper venting before ignition
Rollout SwitchDetects flame rollout conditions
Gas ValveAutomatic shutoff in case of system failure

Seasonal Operation

Proper seasonal preparation ensures reliable operation.

  1. Fall startup: Professional inspection, filter replacement, system test.
  2. Winter operation: Monitor performance, check filter monthly.
  3. Spring shutdown: Clean unit, replace filter, document any issues.
  4. Summer: Keep area clean, consider professional pre-season inspection.

WARNING! Never operate furnace with suspected problems or without proper maintenance.

Care & Cleaning

Regular cleaning maintains efficiency and safety.

  1. Exterior: Wipe with dry cloth only.
  2. Filter: Replace every 1-3 months depending on usage.
  3. Burners: Professional cleaning only.
  4. Blower: Professional cleaning annually.
  5. Drains: Clear condensate lines monthly.

CAUTION! Do not use water or cleaning chemicals on furnace components. Always disconnect power before servicing.

Regulatory Information

UL listed and ANSI certified. Complies with all applicable safety standards. Manufactured to meet or exceed industry requirements for residential gas furnaces. For technical support or warranty information, contact Carrie Furnace customer service at 1-800-CARRIE-1 or visit www.carriefurnace.com.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
No heatThermostat, power, gas supplyCheck thermostat setting, circuit breaker, gas valve
Furnace not startingSafety lockout, pressure switchCheck error codes, reset if safe
Blower not runningMotor, capacitor, control boardProfessional service required
Strange noisesBlower, inducer, heat exchangerTurn off and call for service
Frequent cyclingFilter, thermostat, limit switchReplace filter, check thermostat location
Error codes flashingSystem faultRefer to diagnostic chart, call technician

Reset Procedure: Turn thermostat off, wait 5 minutes, turn back on.

Emergency: If gas odor detected, evacuate immediately and call gas company from outside.

Service: 1-800-CARRIE-1; www.carriefurnace.com

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