621679R Nordyne OEM 2-Stage 4-Pole Sequencer
621679R Nordyne OEM 2-Stage 4-Pole Sequencer
Product Overview
621679R is a genuine OEM Nordyne sequencer designed for multi-stage electric furnaces and heat kits. Its two control coils sequence four independent heating-element poles, energizing bank 1 on a first-stage heat call and all four poles on a second-stage call. The result is smooth, step-in load management that protects control transformers from overload and balances circuit currents for reliable, long-life operation.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
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| Control Voltage | 24 VAC, 60 Hz |
| Load Voltage | 240 VAC |
| Number of Stages | 2 |
| Number of Poles | 4 |
| Maximum Load per Pole | 30 A at 240 VAC |
| Insulation Rating | 600 VAC |
| Contact Type | SPST automatic-reset |
| Coil Reset | Automatic |
| Terminals | Six ¼″ male quick-connect spade lugs |
| Mounting | Board-mount flange |
| Housing Material | Black phenolic resin |
| Net Weight | 0.8 lb |
| Shipping Dimensions | 10 × 12 × 12 in |
| Packaging Weight | 10 oz |
Cross-Reference Part Numbers
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Nordyne OEM: 621679R
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No documented superseded or alternate numbers
Compatibility
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Nordyne and Nordyne-Miller electric furnaces employing multi-stage heating elements
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Private-label air handlers and heat kits built to the same 2-stage, 4-pole sequencer footprint
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Any 2-stage electric heat system requiring sequenced element staging for transformer protection and balanced current draw
Always verify your system’s control-voltage rating and sequencer mounting footprint before ordering.
Technician Notes
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De-energize all line and control-voltage power; follow lockout/tagout procedures.
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Remove the control-board cover and note existing sequencer wiring: photograph or label coil and load leads.
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Pull the old sequencer straight off the board-mount flange; disconnect all spade terminals.
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Position the new 621679R on the board-mount flange; engage mounting clips until it clicks.
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Reconnect coil (24 VAC) and load (240 VAC) spade leads to their original terminals, ensuring full seat on each lug.
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Restore 24 VAC control power; call first-stage heat and verify only the first two poles close.
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Call second-stage heat and confirm all four poles energize, then drop back as stages end.
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If sequencing is erratic, measure coil voltage under load, inspect contact surfaces for pitting, and verify element circuit currents.
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