Gas Furnace Blower Not Shutting Off

[@cdp21088]

Great video, you saved me a bunch of money. Your idea of checking it over the stove was genius, that's how I determined one switch I had was bad and the other wasn't.

[@CactusNaga]

Guzinta, thank you for the comment. Glad that the video was useful!

[@juiceybananas5489]

You got a loud inducer motor there that is going to need replacement soon to.

[@chickedwin7194]

Nice one bro

[@5822huron]

Gas valve piping looks bad

[@Lee-z8n2q]

Unbadged Goodman confirmed I guess?

[@teddyacosta]

you need to go back to youtube and watch a video about checking the heat exchanger because I notice that you might have a heat exchanger crack

[@5822huron]

These DIY guys are gonna learn the hard way. I guarantee that heat exchanger is cracked. Manifold looks awful

[@5822huron]

He is not a tech. Lol

[@5822huron]

You have no clue why that HIGH Limit is tripping. Its not something you just replace.. its telling you something.. lol .

[@saintsamaritan]

I was waiting to see how you test it exactly with the meter which setting and what to look for! If you say that the part works, then how is the furnace lighting, it doesn't make sense.

[@CactusNaga]

saintsamaritan Hello and thanks for your comment. This a switch which is normally closed. This means the two terminals should show as connected - low resistance in your ohmmeter. Thanks again for watching.

[@sirhawleyhall2244]

I noticed at the end of your video, when the blower kicked on the flames changed, showing that you have a cracked heat exchanger. that's dangerous, flue gases can be getting into your house, through the supply air. You need a new furnace, and if you want I teach a hvac class At Ridley Lowell Poughkeepsie NY . We teach can teach you what you need to know

[@tomlangley8852]

Not so sure about your evaluation . The flame momentarily turned yellow due to the change in the air flow the blower introduced. I saw no Roll out at all.

[@axemanjoe2945]

Could be that it's a small crack not quite big enough for a roll-out but gases could still escape through. I wouldn't risk it.