I have a Model# E1EB-020HA Nordyne central heat & air unit. The blower stopped working. There are two breakers on the base of the unit itself. I flipped them off, waited, and flipped them back on and the blower kicked in. I moved my thermostat from fan to auto and it went back off. I tried the breakers again but it isn't coming back on. It makes a sound like it's frozen or hanging up on something. I'm hoping you can suggest something that I can check or maybe you might know what the problem is. I have 5 children and the grandmother of 4 so I'm always prepared for a challenge. Thank You!

I am sorry I can't give you a simple answer but it is not that way. You probably have a motor that needs oild and if it is a motor that fits inside of the blower wheel it is very hard to oil it. It is a mater of having to move some wiring, taking out the blower housing, removing the motor from the shaft, this alone is sometimes very hard and requires a special tool. After all of this you have to put the oil in, and if there is not a plaace to oil then you have to make one. Now it is just a matter of putting it all back together and all the time hoping that thatwas the problem.

That is a electric furnace so it is possible a heat sequencer is also causing the problem. Try the oil thing first then move to the next item.