@@@@GabeU wrote: ....................................................................................................................... To be honest, as choked as the supply side has been, I'm shocked that the blower motor hasn't died, as it's under a of stress trying to push the proper amount of air through openings (the registers) that are too small. It's almost like trying to breathe through a straw. Take it from this old retired industrial electrician ( 20 years ), it's actually just the opposite, the amp load on a centrifugal blower or pump actually goes down, if the discharge is restricted. Sorry to hear about your problems though, With a house, it seems like it's always something. Mine is fifteen years old, and I just replaced my AC ($3800 ), bladder tank ($400), and water heater ($400). I also just had a whole house generator installed ($11500). Now I worry about the well ($4500), and septic tank drain field ($2500). Ah, but the joys of country living! BTW I hear the summer is real nice up by the lake where you live -- all three days of it! :>)> "O Oysters,' said the Carpenter, You've had a pleasant run! Shall we be trotting home again?' But answer came there none — And this was scarcely odd, because They'd eaten every one." Lewis Carroll
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