The Nordyne Intertherm FEHA-015HA-01 is a high-efficiency gas furnace designed for residential heating applications. This 15,000 BTU unit features electronic ignition, multi-speed blower motor, safety controls, and compatibility with standard thermostat systems. Below are key sections covering safety precautions, installation, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting guidelines.
Key components: Gas valve, heat exchanger, blower assembly, electronic ignition system, limit switches, pressure switch, and venting system.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Electronic Ignition | Energy-efficient hot surface ignition system |
| Multi-speed Blower | Adjustable airflow for optimal performance |
| Safety Controls | Automatic shutoff for over-temperature conditions |
| Heat Exchanger | Stainless steel construction for durability |
| Gas Valve | Precise gas flow regulation |
| Pressure Switch | Ensures proper venting operation |
| Limit Switches | Prevents overheating |
| Venting System | Category IV venting compatible |
| Thermostat Connection | Standard 24V thermostat terminals |
| Service Light | LED indicator for diagnostic codes |
Critical safety information for proper furnace operation and maintenance.
WARNING! Failure to follow safety precautions may result in fire, explosion, carbon monoxide poisoning, or electrical shock. Never bypass safety controls.
Professional installation by qualified HVAC technician required.
CAUTION! Improper installation may void warranty and create hazardous conditions.
Main control board manages ignition sequence, blower operation, and safety functions.
Operating Sequence: Thermostat call for heat → Inducer motor starts → Pressure switch proves → Hot surface igniter heats → Gas valve opens → Flame sensor confirms ignition → Blower starts after heat exchanger warms.
Control Board LED: Steady green = normal operation; Flashing = error code (refer to diagnostic chart).
Gas Valve: Regulates gas flow; includes manual shutoff.
Limit Switch: Standard 24V thermostat connections and 120V power supply requirements. Tip: Use 18-gauge thermostat wire for runs under 50 feet. Proper procedures for seasonal operation and extended shutdown. WARNING! Never attempt to relight pilot or service gas components without proper training. Regular maintenance ensures efficient operation and extends furnace life. Reset: Turn power off for 30 seconds then restore to reset control board. Service: Contact qualified HVAC technician for complex issues. Nordyne Intertherm furnaces are backed by limited warranties. Register product within 60 days of installation. Warranty requires professional installation and proper maintenance. Keep installation receipt and maintenance records. For warranty claims, contact Nordyne customer service at 1-800-422-4328 or visit www.nordyne.com.Automatically shuts off burner if over-temperature detected.
Wiring and Electrical Connections
Startup and Shutdown Procedures
Maintenance Schedule
Maintenance Task Frequency Procedure Air Filter Replacement Monthly during heating season Replace disposable filter or clean permanent filter Blower Cleaning Annually Vacuum blower wheel and housing Heat Exchanger Inspection Annually Check for cracks or corrosion Vent System Inspection Annually Check for obstructions or damage Gas Pressure Check Annually Verify inlet and manifold pressures Safety Control Test Annually Verify proper operation of all safety switches Troubleshooting Guide
Symptom Possible Cause Corrective Action Furnace won't start Power off, thermostat setting, door switch Check power supply, verify thermostat setting, ensure door properly closed No heat Gas supply, igniter, flame sensor Check gas valve, inspect igniter for damage, clean flame sensor Short cycling Dirty filter, blocked vent, limit switch Replace filter, check vent for obstructions, test limit switch Blower won't stop Thermostat fan setting, control board Check thermostat fan setting (auto/on), inspect control board Unusual noises Loose components, motor bearings Tighten mounting hardware, lubricate motor if applicable Error code flashing Various system faults Count flashes and refer to diagnostic code chart in service manual Warranty Information