Is $1,000 to replace a 5-speed blower motor a fair price?
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I have a 5-speed blower motor where tap 1 has burned out. We've moved the heat to tap 2, and it's currently working. I'm questioning if the other taps are fine or if they will fail soon as the tech suggested. I've already purchased a new motor for $350 and am considering replacing it myself to save money. My unit is a Goodman gas pack, model number GPG153709041AA. I'm wondering if the $1000 quote for parts and labor was fair, given I can do it myself.
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The quote is for replacing a 5-speed blower motor. The technician suggested replacement due to tap 1 burning out, indicating that other taps might soon follow. - Scope: Replacement of the existing 5-speed blower motor - Reason for replacement: Tap 1 of the current motor has burned out - Includes: Parts and labor for the replacement
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