Capacitor in furnace

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hartnett 19 years ago

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The filter was removed from my humidifier and water was dripping into my furnace. Could water drip onto the blower motor capcitor and be the cause of it's failure?

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jamesgangnc 19 years ago

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Not really too likely.

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<kjpro 19 years ago

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Water and electricity... Hummm... let me think.

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Danny G. 19 years ago

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Haha very funny.

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