As a follow up to my previous post regarding fixing my furnace, the draft inducer motor part arrived quickly, but I waited a few days since the weather was hovering around zero degrees Fahrenheit when it arrived. And, I didn’t want to risk a screw up and possibly living without heat for a night.
Since it was 55 degrees out on Saturday, I took care of the replacement. Pretty simple, the only scary part was the thought of losing one of the sheet metal screws into the depths of the furnace. Here’s a photo of the final result (note the new style cooling fan).
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Seems like it was simple enough, and don’t you love the shiny new look? Know what you mean about the idea of losing one of the sheet metal screws; I go through the same thing whenever I take the cover off our furnace (supposed to be done only by “authorized” people (I authorize myself 😉
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Thanks for writing this up. I was hoping that it would be possible to get a replacement motor instead of some assembly, 90% of which I don’t need.
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Hey Jeff, you’re very welcome, glad the writeup helped.
@Jeff Borisch
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