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High efficiency furnace water in induction motor
I have had water collecting in my induction blower motor of my 10 yr old high efficiency furnace for the last 6 days. I was emptying it periodically and it will run okay for a while and then do the same. It would run for about 8 hrs then trip out after draining. I cleaned a lot of gunk out of the hoses/drain lines and such. Then it ran well for several days. However again this morning it happened again. There was one section of pipe I was not sure that was clear, that I was able to push some water through this morning. If this does not fix the problem, any other suggestions? Thanks
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