Need help with furnace please

If you're handy you could probably order the motor from amrysupply.com and install it yourself. You'll find a lot of techs will give you these outrageous prices to entice you to buy a whole new system. And if you refuse to do it, sometime's they'll even red tag your furnace to further put pressure on you.

xxxray wrote: ↑ How old is your furnace? If it is 15 years +, I would replace. If less, maybe repair. Get another quote. I replaced my 10year main blower fan, a lot $300, But it was a simple AC motor, not a two stage DC motor

My furnace is 11 years old now. That’s why I’m hesitant in just replacing the blower.

I’m just depressed right now. Didn’t expect this sigh

Frankie3s wrote: ↑ If you're handy you could probably order the motor from amrysupply.com and install it yourself. You'll find a lot of techs will give you these outrageous prices to entice you to buy a whole new system. And if you refuse to do it, sometime's they'll even red tag your furnace to further put pressure on you.

I just went to their site, and it’s hard to find the part. How can I search for it exactly? What do I look for?

There should be a name plate on the motor in your furnace, have you pullled all the information from the motor in your furnace?

I heard DC motors were expensive when I put in a hi-eff furnace in my previous house. Kind of shocked but if it is a proprietary motor, you do get socked for parts - especially if you're paying retail. Get the furnace (and/or motor) model, part and serial numbers and start looking for replacement parts.

Yah these fixing/parts quotes can be ridiculous. Furnace/ac prices for the units themselves are actually pretty reasonable

The labor/tools are usually pretty specialized so that’s where you are paying

Had a guy I know install new furnace 5 years ago. The unit (simple 92% furnace) was under $700 with tax

Last summer my ac compressor went (7 years old amana (Goodman)...)
Part cost to replace was over $600, but got a whole new unit for under $900

Okay, so here is my furnace model And the small sticker is the motor model.

What do I search only. The motor code?

I just want to search this motor price and check if it’s acruslly $1600. The guy said that’s his cost. Didn’t even include labour. Just part.

Where can I call or check online for parts?

snipe2014 wrote: ↑ I just went to their site, and it’s hard to find the part. How can I search for it exactly? What do I look for?

Have a look at Mars Azure ECM motor. It's popular here on RFD.
https://www.discountplumbingoutlet.com/ ... igi-motor/

engineered wrote: ↑ Have a look at Mars Azure ECM motor. It's popular here on RFD.
https://www.discountplumbingoutlet.com/ ... igi-motor/

That's an AC motor unfortunately.

snipe2014 wrote: ↑ Okay, so here is my furnace model And the small sticker is the motor model.

What do I search only. The motor code?

I just want to search this motor price and check if it’s acruslly $1600. The guy said that’s his cost. Didn’t even include labour. Just part.

Where can I call or check online for parts?

This looks like your exact model for $700usd.
https://goodmanparts.net/GMC-0231K00036 ... 00036A.htm

engineered wrote: ↑ This looks like your exact model for $700usd.
https://goodmanparts.net/GMC-0231K00036 ... 00036A.htm

Yea, I just found that online too.. holyy man.. $700 USD?? I’m scared if I buy it and turns out motor wasn’t the issue and I jus wasted $700 usd

Also, I’m assuming that’s aftermarket right? Not OEM

snipe2014 wrote: ↑ Okay, so here is my furnace model And the small sticker is the motor model.

What do I search only. The motor code?

I just want to search this motor price and check if it’s acruslly $1600. The guy said that’s his cost.

Amazon.com price is USD 1,000 so it is not out of line if his supplier has a ridiculous markup.

Any other label on the motor? Such as a hard, shiny manufacturer's label with the specs?

snipe2014 wrote: ↑ Yea, I just found that online too.. holyy man.. $700 USD?? I’m scared if I buy it and turns out motor wasn’t the issue and I jus wasted $700 usd

Also, I’m assuming that’s aftermarket right? Not OEM

Looks like OEM. Are you sure it's DC? Looks like AC from what I see.
https://www.johnstonesupply.com/storefr ... ID=S89-803
Blower Motor - Perfect Speed® 3/4HP 1250RPM Variable Speed 120/240V (Emerson M055PWCVK-0337)

Description: 1HP Motor;
Order #: S89-803
Catalog Page: 709
Mfg. #: 0231K00036A
Brand: Goodman

engineered wrote: ↑ Looks like OEM. Are you sure it's DC? Looks like AC from what I see

That's what I was thinking. OP, post the furnace schematics too.

engineered wrote: ↑ Looks like OEM. Are you sure it's DC? Looks like AC from what I see.
https://www.johnstonesupply.com/storefr ... ID=S89-803
Blower Motor - Perfect Speed® 3/4HP 1250RPM Variable Speed 120/240V (Emerson M055PWCVK-0337)

Description: 1HP Motor;
Order #: S89-803
Catalog Page: 709
Mfg. #: 0231K00036A
Brand: Goodman

thriftshopper wrote: ↑ That's what I was thinking. OP, post the furnace schematics too.

This is what it says about the furnace

Q&A
Description
The Goodman GMV95 95% AFUE Two-Stage, Variable-Speed Gas Furnaces feature a patented aluminized steel tubular heat exchanger and durable Silicon Nitride Hot Surface Ignition system. these Gas Furnaces are Super-efficient with Ultra quiet variable speed circulator motor that gently ramps or down according to heating and cooling demands with enhanced dehumidification and energy savings during cooling months (Not intended for use in mobile homes).

Features
10 Year Parts Warranty
Lifetime Heat Exchanger Limited Warranty
Patented TuffTube dual-diameter tubular heat exchanger with lifetime limited warranty, plus10 year limited furnace replacement warranty
Two-stage gas valve operates on two-stage or single-stage thermostats
Super-efficient, ultra-quiet variable-speed circulator motor gently ramps up or down according to heating or cooling demand
Silicon Nitride igniter with patented adaptive learning control for maximum igniter life
Furnace control board with self-diagnostics, color coded low-voltage terminals, and provisions for electronic air cleaner and 120-volt or 24-volt humidifiers
Extra-low constant fan allows homeowner to activate very low speed to efficiently circulate air throughout the home. This setting costs as little as a 75-watt light bulb to operate.
Dual-certified for sealed combustion direct vent(2-pipe) or non-direct vent (1-pipe) applications Auto-Comfort mode for enhanced dehumidification and energy savings during the cooling months
Quiet two-speed induced draft blower

Under $600 from WM

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Goodman-Blow ... A/37911517

Doesn't say the motor is DC.

The link below says it is a GE motor 5SME39SL(0253?)

http://furnace-blower-motor.com/2019/01 ... otor-used/

If you post the furnace schematics, we might be able to tell you if it is AC or DC, and whether you can use the Mars Azure motor recommended earlier.

thriftshopper wrote: ↑ Under $600 from WM

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Goodman-Blow ... A/37911517

Wow crazy. I tried to ship to Canada, couldn’t. I know I can ship somewhere in the states and go pick it up, then it becomes same thing. Gas and stuff will bring it up to $690