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Carrier Weathermake 8000 mod 58WAV091-F

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Rsquared
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Posted: Sat Jan 19th, 2008 19:10

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Couldn't keep furnace running, repair company replaced cracked flame sensor. He also noticed the squealing I've been ignoring, hoping it'll either go away or get a better pitch. Repair gentleman states it is my inducer (draft) motor. It is not drawing high amps but if squealing gets louder will need to replace. HA, Part # 318984-733 W/LAH-AAD05 (carbon copy hard to make out). Did make out estimated cost....$319. How hard is this to replace? I know which end of a screwdriver to use, depending on if I need it for screws or nails

, but I am wondering if this is something I should/could attempt, when the time comes.

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Posted: Sun Jan 20th, 2008 03:16

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It doesn't look like you would save much doing it yourself and I would recommend the sooner the better. It sounds like you have pushed your luck already. It is a matter of when not if the bearings finally sieze up.

Here is a look at p/n 318984-753 - I couldn't match the -733 number you gave.

As for should/could attempt - only you can make that call. If you are certain you can do the job and that the furnace is operating safely when you finish.

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Rsquared
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Posted: Mon Jan 21st, 2008 13:34

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Appreciate your words of caution. I will investigate this further before I attempt it. Doing it myself won't save me anything if I melt the furnace down doing it wrong!

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