Hi, The run capacitors are close enough in the range that you have measured. The 5% gain or loss is the standard but I know that they can be as much as 10% and be just fine. Not the best idea but still works. I wish i could help more but i dont know alot about the packaged units. Thanks Bill

Hi ,
Did you replace the Fan limit switch on the blower. It look like this(follow the link)
http://www.aberdeenhomerepair.com/store ... -7624A3591
It does not look like your blower has a run capacitor so thats not it. It might be the toggle switch.
Thanks
Bill

Hi Eric and welcome to the Forum, I have a couple of questions for you. First does your mobile home have A/C? If so does it work. The reason that I ask is if you have Freon in the A/C system you will need someone to reclaim the Freon(as per the EPA). Next is this furnace a gas or electric furnace? I...

Hi Rich, Well i am not sure how to tell what model furnace you have soooooo. Here is a web site that has the manual for both model's. http://www.hvacmanuals.com/store/storefront.php You can down load both manuals. This way you will be able to look at the wiring diagram for each type and figure out w...

Hi Rich and welcome, This is what i found out about your model #. At the beginning of the model # is E2EH that means that your unit is a heat only furnace. At the end of the model # is an HA or HB. The difference is the HA is A/C ready and the HB is model revision replacement. So since your unit is ...

Hi again,
That is great that you got your unit fixed. I looked up the part number for a contactor
http://www.aberdeenhomerepair.com/store ... p-24V-coil
I hope this is what you need to finish your furnace
Thanks
Bill

Hi
When you take the door off your furnace, in about the middle of the furnace and on the right hand side there is a cover, under the cover there is Limit Switch, transformer, Fan Switch, and
a Booster Relay.
I hope this helps you out. let me know
Bill

Hi lilcoues From what I see that if you just wire the thermostat Y2 to the A/C second stage of cooling that should work just fine. I am not familiar with the furnace you have, but most of the time if you have a two stage furnace it would of had a Y2 and W2 for the second stages. Since you stated tha...

Hi and welcome The first thing we need to know is what model thermostat you have. I see that you bought a th6000 but on the box or on (or inside) the thermostat it will say if its a th6110, th6220, or a th6320. This way i can look at the wiring diagram to figure out how to wire up correctly. Thanks ...

Hi and welcome, It sounds to me like it is your fan relay. This is a pretty simply part to replace. Here is a link for the part and a nice video on how a relay works http://www.hvacpartstore.com/2426.html You can send in your relay and they guys at hvacpartstore can even test it to see if that is th...

Hi and welcome, Here are a couple of things to help out. First here is a video on how to check a capacitor http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NXjalHOhcg also here is a link for the manual for your furnace http://www.hvacmanuals.com/store/product/12/Nordyne-E2EB-%26-E2EH-series-%28HB%29-electric-furnace...

Hi There, I don't know the answers to the insulation questions as I am not a mobile home expert but I can help with the freezing pipe question. Yes using the insulated flex duct will cut down on the heat loss under your home. There for making it more efficient in your home. Yes it might let your pip...

Hi JS Now when you say the ground is wet are you talking about the ground under the house or the floor of the trailer. Now the air flow problems. The hole where the a/c lines come up through the floor should be sealed off. I would use a can of expanding foam and spray that hole closed. Yes its not u...

Hey, Keith
Sorry to hear about the bad compressor. Never fun when you have to replace the a/c. But on the bright side the new a/c will be more efficient and hopefully save you money in the long run.
Bill

Hi Tom, This sounds like a classic case of low refrigerant charge. The icing up of the coil and the lines from the a/c unit to the in door coil is a great indicator of a low refrigerant charge. If you know how to add a proper charge then by all means feel free. If not i would turn your thermostat to...