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Old 01-13-2010, 05:01 PM
bmeares bmeares is offline
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Originally Posted by JimSmith View Post
Your problem appears to be no power to the terminals of the motor. Unless the new motor is also bad. Which is why you should try just putting 12V on the terminals of the old motor and the new motor.
I put power to the old motor and it started up, so there's definitely no power getting to the new motor. I do have the vacuum actuated system--and it is a massive overcomplication of a what should be a simple system. I'm thinking my ccu is bad because in the last days of the old blower motor's life, I sometimes had to hit the buttons on the CCU several times to get the fan to start. I'll dig more and report back.
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