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Bryant plus 90 inducer temp?
Bryant plus 90 furnace, inducer motor temp reaches over 160 degrees and has a burning smell. Tech was out last night and said it was a bad heat relay on the circuit board and needs to replace it. He bypassed the relay and said it was OK to run. I will only run the main blower in the ON position and does not shut off when temp on thermostat is set at and there is still a constant burning smell.
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