CARRIER FURNACE INDUCER FAN MAKING NOISE DIY

Have you noticed that the inducer fan on your furnace has gotten really noisy when the heat is on ? You may need to replace the Inducer Motor.
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Working on your furnace can be hazardous if your not knowledgeable with AC Power I wouldn't attempt to tackle this job. Improper installation could lead to CO2 leaks
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[@Dz3no2]

Best video for these models, thank you sir. 💯 I ended up lubing up mine and it stopped whining but I think I’ll replace it maybe next time it drys out.

[@EverydayJ1786]

My inducer fan bearing started making the same sound on my carrier mid efficiency furnace as well . This is a great diy how to video jerry 👍

[@jackmama79]

I've watched several of your f150 videos and now here you are again with the hot tips on noisy furnace inducer motor. Thank you!

[@chowderhed08]

A couple of things I experienced with replacing my Bryant Inducer (Draft) Motor: the Isolator Mounts (or grommets) were no longer needed, as the replacement fan used metal mounts. The inducer "kit" I ordered was not just the motor, but the entire replacement Inducer Motor Assembly, so I didn't need the metal ring or the new gasket, as those were included (and didn't need the grommets since those were no longer needed on the new assembly). This video was still extremely helpful for me to figure out how to remove it and replace it and to hook up the wiring in the right places. I am still wondering what is the purpose of the fan "shield", and why it's important to have it oriented in a certain way? Anyway, thanks so much, saved a lot of money by doing this myself and my furnace is nice and quiet now!

[@davidnorwood8109]

Your video helped me easily complete my first HVAC repair, saving a lot of cash! Thank you!

[@felishiadarling]

Dang I just bought a house and the furnace wasn’t blowing when the heater kicked on. It was really noisy at first not sure if the blower wasn’t working then. But it isn’t now for the heat. The fan mode works. OMG I recognize your voice. I’ve been watching you for years to do work on my Jeep. Ha! Someone I can trust ❤️

[@TestDontguess]

Yes this channel is where all my diy videos are

[@qwave54]

Thanks for the video, I followed it and fixed my furnace at a fraction of the cost.

[@danhambrick6331]

Nice job Jerry 👍 Those HVAC guys sure do want a pretty penny just to come out and troubleshoot....

[@rickglass415]

Your video and tips worked like a charm including the scotch tape, thank you very much

[@keithll3283]

Great vid, thank you for taking the time!

[@ahmedalrawie706]

You are awesome, I am having just like that issue and will try and replace it myself. Thanks!

[@b.c.goldprospecting1724]

That fix saved you a bunch money compared to a repair coming over.

[@user-cg4rc8vp1h]

Hey thanks for the walkthru,. I happen to have the same furnace. With that link you provided im ony able to find the full inducer fan assembly. do you happen to know how to find just the motor?

[@Prometheus203]

Fan set screw rusted in, broke off quality allen on mine. Should order a new fan as backup to save separate shipping cost.

[@victork3397]

Yep. I’ll get stuck on there. Typically an HVAC guy Will opt to replace the entire inducer assembly instead of the motor itself. Saves a headache and hassle.

[@syncopowerstations]

Thank you! What is the minimal amount of tools to buy if everything is somewhere else?

[@ifitsnotbrokenfixit1193]

Easy fix and how to.

[@iannolan159]

Thanks!

[@dnlbae]

It was very helpful video!! Can you share the part numbers that you purchased? Thank you!!

[@TestDontguess]

The part numbers are referenced off your serial number that’s why I didn’t include any

[@andrewarbogast1]

I think I’m having the same issue but my noise is different. It’s more a squealing noise but I’ve taken the front panel off and can hear that it’s coming from the motor.

[@victork3397]

That will happen if the motor continues to run with bad bearings

[@johnny787]

Awesome video! That link went to a variety of fan motors. Do you have the motor number? Any links to the other parts you ordered? Thank you!

[@TestDontguess]

You need to reference the correct part from the serial number of your furnace

[@johnny787]

@@TestDontguess I was able to do that but I was just trying to order through your link so you'd get a kickback.

[@TestDontguess]

Understood, Amazon is kind of hit and miss for hvac parts at the moment

[@Teebar555]

Where did you get the parts?

[@bluecavemen]

Mine spins freely. Compare to yours. So it no the motor. What could it be?

[@victork3397]

A motor with bad bearings will still spin freely. Spinning by hand is not a good way to test this. Put power to it and see if it makes noise.

[@victork3397]

It’s probably the bearings, which are actually replaceable by themselves. They are a hassle to get to, so most people opt to replace the entire motor.

[@jerrymorgan2769]

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