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About This Product
The CMF2 Series Furnace is a classic and time honored design. The CMF2 is a versatile and reliable product such as space heating, garages, hunting camps or single story residential structures. The new model CMF2 Furnace incorporates a multi-speed blower and multi-fired burner. Classic design countered with new technology make the new CMF2 today's choice for a multi-application fossil fuel heating appliance.
Highlights
- Factory setting is 75,000 input BTU and output is 60,000 BTU
- Multi-firing technology in gas and oil burner
- Beckett oil burners are standard equipment
- Classic 18 in. W dimension for tight replacement jobs
- MA 100, MA 200, and CB 200 bases for versatility in applications
- Drum/tubular heat exchanger assures long life
- Equipment should be sized, selected and installed by a qualified professional to ensure proper installation, safe operation, adherence to federal, state and local codes and for valid warranty; see installation guide for more details
- Professional installation recommended
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Dimensions: H 60 in, W 18 in, D 24 in
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.) | 24 in |
|---|---|
Product Height (in.) | 60 in |
Product Width (in.) | 18 in |
Vent diameter (in.) | 4 in |
Details
Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) (%) | 80 |
|---|---|
Energy Consumption (kWh/year) | 0 |
Fuel Gauge | No |
Fuel Tank Capacity (gal.) | 0 gal |
Heat Output (BTU/hour) | 60000 |
Heat rating (BTU/hour) | 75000 Btu/h |
Heating Product Type | Forced Air Furnace |
Heating Technology Type | Convection |
Motor Type | PSC |
Number of Blower Speeds | 3 |
Power/Fuel Type | Oil |
Product Weight (lb.) | 166 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Warranty / Certifications
Certifications and Listings | CSA Listed, ETL Listed |
|---|---|
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year |
Questions & Answers
I currently have a Miller furnace model CMF80-PG, serial number 170731-02126, would this be a good replacement?
If you have a manufactured home with a Miller CMF80 oil fired furnace, you would typically replace it with the new version of the same thing. That way it would line up with the duct work that is below the floor. I am not familiar with the PG suffix you reference. But then again there Nordyne has made many variations of the CMF 80, branded Miller over the last few decades.
A professional installer
This is a fairly standard installation. Any heating specialist can install this unit.
Sorry but these questions are routed to the supplier’s technical people and not to The Home Depot. Thus I am not familiar enough with their install programs to give you definitive answer as the install programs vary greatly throughout the country. You may want to call you your local store or give the Home Depot’s installation department a call at 855 752 3352
Please give me some idea of the average installation fee for a mobile home installation charge.
Sorry but installation costs vary so widely throughout the country I could not even give you an educated guess. I would suggest reaching out to your oil supplier.
I have a Colman direct vent{sealed combustion system} forsed air furnace model#4066A701 btu hr input 66,00 btu hr output54,780 Kerocine. Will this model fit?
Coleman is a brand name that has been licensed out to a number of different companies over the years. I am unfamiliar with the model you are referring to. Therefore I am unable to give you a definitive answer. Definitively determining it this or any other appliance is a suitable or best replacement you need to be in on site. I would suggest you reach out to a qualified, licensed, oil technician in your area. To achieve this you may want to contact the company from which you purchase your fuel. Often they have qualified people on staff to service their fuel customers equipment.
I have a Colman direct vent{sealed combustion system} forsed air furnace model#4066A701 btu hr input 66,00 btu hr output54,780 Kerocine. Will this model fit?
Coleman is a brand name that has been licensed out to a number of different companies over the years. I am unfamiliar with the model you are referring to. Therefore I am unable to give you a definitive answer. Definitively determining it this or any other appliance is a suitable or best replacement you need to be in on site. I would suggest you reach out to a qualified, licensed, oil technician in your area. To achieve this you may want to contact the company from which you purchase your fuel. Often they have qualified people on staff to service their fuel customers equipment.
I have a Colman direct vent{sealed combustion system} forsed air furnace model#4066A701 btu hr input 66,00 btu hr output54,780 Kerocine. Will this model fit?
Coleman is a brand name that has been licensed out to a number of different companies over the years. I am unfamiliar with the model you are referring to. Therefore I am unable to give you a definitive answer. Definitively determining it this or any other appliance is a suitable or best replacement you need to be in on site. I would suggest you reach out to a qualified, licensed, oil technician in your area. To achieve this you may want to contact the company from which you purchase your fuel. Often they have qualified people on staff to service their fuel customers equipment.
I have a Colman direct vent{sealed combustion system} forsed air furnace model#4066A701 btu hr input 66,00 btu hr output54,780 Kerocine. Will this model fit?
Coleman is a brand name that has been licensed out to a number of different companies over the years. I am unfamiliar with the model you are referring to. Therefore I am unable to give you a definitive answer. Definitively determining it this or any other appliance is a suitable or best replacement you need to be in on site. I would suggest you reach out to a qualified, licensed, oil technician in your area. To achieve this you may want to contact the company from which you purchase your fuel. Often they have qualified people on staff to service their fuel customers equipment.
Where is the wiring schematic
Miller has made mobile home home furnaces for decades and they have changed over that time. The internal wiring schematic is specific generation you are working on and will be in the manual for that generation. As to the over arching methodology. You bring power to the primary control and then bring the thermostat to the TT connection and when the thermostat closes the ignition cascade for that that generation begins.
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