A bad furnace inducer motor can result in a loud, buzzing or whining noise and loss of heat. Sometimes the bad inducer motor becomes very hot to the touch - another indication the motor is defective. This Heil/International Comfort Products (ICP) model N9MDP was a pretty easy DIY fix, that only took about 20 minutes, with common tools. By installing ourselves, we saved hundreds of dollars on dealer part pricing, and a service call from an HVAC company. Since the install, the furnace has been running properly. I'm an Amazon Influencer, and receive compensation when you purchase an item demonstrated on this video, from my Amazon Storefront. Your purchase helps support the creation of future DIY content on this channel. Thank you for visiting my Amazon Storefront here: Inducer motor part #1172823 Here's another short video showing the inducer motor getting hot, if you need a second look. #furnacenotworking #loudfurnacenoise #replacefurnaceinducermotor #howtofixmyfurnace #badfurnaceinducermotor #noisyfurnace #furnacethatmakeswhiningnoise #myfurnacedoesn'theat #whatswrongwithmyfurnace #amazoninfluencer #replacingfurnaceinducermotor #easyfurnaceinducermotorreplacement #hotinducermotoronmyfurnace #buzzingnoisecomingfrommyfurnace #furnacebuzzingnoise #howtofixmyfurnaceinducermotor #DIYfurnaceinducermotorreplacement