The Intertherm E2EB 015HA is a 15,000 BTU electric furnace designed for residential heating applications. This unit features a multi-speed blower motor, sequencer-controlled heating elements, thermal overload protection, and compatibility with standard thermostat controls. Below are key sections covering safety, installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures.
Key components: Electric heating elements, multi-speed blower motor, sequencer controls, thermal limit switches, transformer, and control circuit board.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity | 15,000 BTU/hour electric heating |
| Blower Motor | Multi-speed direct drive |
| Heating Elements | Sequenced electric heating coils |
| Thermal Protection | Automatic reset limit switches |
| Power Requirements | 240V AC, 60Hz |
| Control Voltage | 24V AC transformer |
| Air Flow | Adjustable blower speeds |
| Safety Switches | Door interlock and high limit |
| Filter Size | Standard 16x20x1 inch |
| Wiring | Standard thermostat connections |
Proper installation is critical for safe and efficient operation.
WARNING! Installation must be performed by qualified HVAC technician. Improper installation can cause fire hazard or equipment damage.
Follow all electrical codes and safety procedures.
CAUTION! Electrical shock hazard. Always verify power is disconnected with voltage tester.
Furnace operation is controlled by thermostat and internal sequencer.
Normal Operation: Thermostat calls for heat, sequencer energizes heating elements in stages, blower activates after heat buildup.
Blower Speed Selection: Adjust blower speed taps for proper airflow. Control Board: Monitors safety circuits and controls sequencing. Limit Switches: Automatically shut off power if overheating occurs. Transformer: Steps down voltage for control circuit (24V).
Standard 4-wire thermostat connection:
Tip: Use 18-gauge thermostat wire and ensure proper polarity.
Regular maintenance ensures efficient and safe operation.
WARNING! Disconnect power before performing any maintenance. Heating elements remain hot after shutdown.
Multiple safety systems protect against overheating and electrical hazards.
High Limit Switch: Cuts power if temperature exceeds safe limits. Door Safety Switch: Disables power when access panel is removed. Thermal Fuses: Non-resettable protection against extreme temperatures. Sequencer Timing: Prevents simultaneous element activation.
Keep furnace clean for optimal performance and safety.
Exterior: Wipe with dry cloth only. Interior: Vacuum dust and debris annually. Heating Elements: Clean with soft brush when cool. Blower: Remove and clean blower wheel as needed.
CAUTION! Never use water or liquid cleaners on electrical components.
UL Listed: Complies with UL Standard 1995. NEC Compliance: Meets National Electrical Code requirements. CSA Certified: Canadian Standards Association approved. For technical support, contact Intertherm Customer Service at 1-800-545-8306 or visit www.intertherm.com.
| Symptom | Possible Cause | Corrective Action |
|---|---|---|
| No heat | Power, thermostat, limit switch | Check circuit breaker; verify thermostat setting; reset limit switch. |
| Blower not running | Motor, capacitor, wiring | Check blower motor; test capacitor; verify wiring connections. |
| Insufficient heat | Filter, elements, airflow | Replace dirty filter; check element operation; verify duct airflow. |
| Frequent cycling | Thermostat, limit switch | Calibrate thermostat; check limit switch operation; verify airflow. |
| Circuit breaker trips | Overload, short circuit | Check for grounded elements; verify proper wire sizing; inspect connections. |
Reset Procedure: Turn off power for 5 minutes, then restore.
Service: 1-800-545-8306; www.intertherm.com