Robert, Those four wires look to come from inside the motor itself (disappear in between the brushes looks to be) They come out and cap off to larger gauge wires then to the main connector (plastic with approx 15 pin arrangement). The blower assy is clearly stamped NO# 3120A590 which is different fr...

Robert, Well upon close inspection and removal of the blower assy, I'm seeing only a grouping of four wires (red/blue/black/brown) which mate to their respective wires (wire nutted) that end at the main connector(molex?), These four wires appear to go directly to the backside of the blower motor wit...

Robert, The MFD is 7.5 and the voltage 370 as per the wiring diagram just inside the control panel door area. Excuse me as I'm a little unfamilar as to the run cap location. I'm seeing the sequencer (left side) and wiring going to the upper connector (wiring to the motor and fan switch) along with w...

Hello, Need advice as to what should be checked /replaced for my coleman furnace model 3120B751 as the fan recently will not activate. Recently returned home late in the evening to smell the heat from the furnace coils which seem to function properly per the thermostat. However could hear a clicking...

Thanks for that info Mark. Actually have a couple of additional questions please.Seems like the heat is around 70-72 and actually becomes fairly warm shortly afterwards, make sense? At any rate are both the sequencer and relay fairly accesible and would it be best to do the r/r of the sequencer befo...

Mornin to you Sir,
Hoping that you can give me your opinion with my furnace situation. Please refer to my previous post (April 3rd/Fan continuous running)

Thank you kindly
Greg

Hello, Fortunately happened upon your website via a google search and am hopeful that you can relay some advice/input for my situation. I have been experiencing the constantly running fan syndrome (immediate ON and with heat) for the past week. Thinking this might have been due to a faulty T-stat, I...