Heater Bryant not heating at all - heater repair in Cupertino, CA.

Another customer found that his heater was not functioning, as usual at the most inconvenient moment, so he called us for an emergency repair. The control board was showing error inducer motor RPM can’t read . During the diagnostic, our tech determined that even though the motor was getting 120V power, it still wouldn’t start. The customer was shocked to find out that a new inducer motor HC23CE116 - OEM Carrier Bryant Payne GE Furnace ECM Inducer Motor 326023-401 costs $650, that was not what he had expected. But it’s always good to call a professional who can also think outside the box, like the tech in charge of this customer’s order. Instead of just buying such an expensive part, the tech decided to try and fix the old one. He removed the cover from the motor HC23CE116 and found out that the reason for its malfunctioning is ridiculously simple - a loose contact. Once he soldered the bad contact, the Bryant heater started working again.