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  1. 03-26-2016, 06:09 PM #41
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    I would use my Coil jack to lift coil or use plumber strap to raise coil 2". Then pull furnace out.
    Clean coil while its suspended.
    Then reverse procedure to return
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    I replaced the blower motor on a furnace that barely gave me space to work the blower motor out because the wall blocked the assembly. Two hours and change.
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    I would use my Coil jack to lift coil or use plumber strap to raise coil 2". Then pull furnace out.
    Clean coil while its suspended.
    Then reverse procedure to return
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