Anyone have a wireing diagram for a nordyne E1EH-015HA

Question edited for clarity.

Wiring diagrams

https://www.google.com/search?q=Nordyne+model+E1EB-015HA+wiring+diagram

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Download the service manual from E2 Electric Furnace (nortekhvac.com)

On your control card for your furnace check the fan motor taps for power supply with a multimeter for having the proper voltage. Most control cards have two wires to control fan speed in heat mode and another speed for cool mode operation. You can locate the normal wire colors on the control schematic (electrical drawing) to see if the wires are connected properly.

If your motor has been wired improperly you may have already damaged the windings in the motor and you will need to replace the motor. It only takes about a minute at the wrong voltage to burn a motor up.

You may have a bad capacitor. Most fan blower motors operate at different speeds in heat mode than cool mode and get their voltage applied to different windings in the motor to get different speeds. Most windings need a capacitor to get current and voltage back in phase to increase efficiency, but if the capacitor is bad the motor can run in one mode and can even reverse direction in another mode.

Sounds like I just figured out your problem, get a new capacitor.

Hello, Namalee -

I find that the Nordyne brand is what is called a "legacy brand" owned by Nortek Global HVAC.
https://www.nortekhvac.com/

That means Nortek owns the brand name and nothing is currently manufactured with the Nordyne name.

I have looked through the Nortek Global HVAC web pages and have not found any source for a wiring diagram for your model Nordyne furnace.

I suggest you telephone the company (headquaters in O'Fallon, Missouri - Central Time zone) and ask if the company can provide you with a wiring diagram or direct you to a reliable source for it. This is the toll free phone number I found on the Nortek website:
800-422-4328

take it to a hvac supply house and they will match it up for you. The wiring diagram will be on the furnace

does ANYTHING come on when set to heat?

Could not find the E1Eh-020HA but found the E2 series


http://www.nordyne.com/Literature/707716c.pdf


http://www.nordyne.com/Literature/901a.pdf

Hope this helps. :]

Sounds like a downflow electric furnace? If so it sounds like you have 15kw worth of electric heat, you might have a defective heating sequencer, witch is what they call a dual on one plate.