My wife and I just bought our first home, and as with most first time home buyers there are things we would like to do to the home, mostly cosmetic, but one big thing we want to do is move the furnace. The reason we want to move it is because the family room feels very sectioned off from the rest of the house, and the furnace is currently in the prefect location to add a second entrance. The furnace is only two years old, so it would be nice to be able to re use it. (Otherwise I would be looking at crawl space furnaces) I am thinking of pouring a concrete pad next to the crawl space entrance, and closing it in with insulated walls and roof. This would also be closing in the crawl space entrance. I then could run the duct work and gas lines threw the crawl space. (Saving me cutting holes in the brick) I live in Louisville Kentucky, so winter isn't super cold, but there is a winter. Since this would be open to the crawl space, and insulated I don't see it being much less efficient than a crawl space furnace. That being said I don't know much about hvac. Anyone see any glaring issues with this set up? Thank you all in advance.

I am looking for the circuit board electronic diagram for Honeywell 1011927 furnace control fan board or aany similar board used in Heil/ICP furnaces (NTC6 and alike). Just in case, - I am not looking for the wiring diagram: I am trying to understand the board design for troubleshooting. Even an incomplete one would be helpful. I wonder if those exist beyond the manufacturer's "inner yard".