The eductor problem is solved, now about the sweating of the motor terminal box. There should be about an inch, to inch and a quarter of insulation on all 4 sides of the interior of the motor terminal housing sheet metal. The motor terminal plate should not need insulation as it has a low heat transfer rate, unless Trane in their infinite wisdom has gone to a metal plate instead of the material they were using. I know during annuals I find myself repairing the insulation on the inside of the terminal box and also the area around the outside of the motor, temp sensors box and motor information plate. That solves the sweating problem. -GEO
Once in a while everything falls into place and I am able to move forward, most of the time it just falls all over the place and I can't go anywhere-GEO