I found a Friedrich model # on the furnace side which is EF20- 10D but Perhaps the AC side has a different model # ? Its older to be sure, probably at least 25 years old, but it really runs good and gets the house nice and cool. Both primary and 2nd drain pan are leaking, dripping onto to attic floor and then dripping off ceiling below. The unit is lying on its side as its in the attic, so the evaporator / drain pan area is to the right, can't see any separate model # for ac section. Any help would be appreciated; I was hoping that since i doubt I can jack or lift the entire unit up 2" without breaking a freon line (going into evaporator just above drain pvc tubes, that perhaps there is a catch all type of universal drain pan that can be a 3rd pan that would catch the leakage from the other two. The outside evaporator Dimension seem to be approximately 25" x 6.5" thick, and the drain pan appears to stick out another 2" probably to 27" , these are approximates. I would say a 30" L x 7 or 8" thick pan would do the trick. I still need to know if there is some special trick to jacking up the whole without breaking the freon seal where the lines come from compressor outside. - left to right perhaps 6 foot section (fan + furnace elements + ac evaporator ) to insert a new 3rd pan under it all. It is already up about 2" sitting on wood supports with a 1/2" plywood square between 2 board suports and furnace/ac. I'd guess that the whole could be lifted simultaneously and perhaps raise the freon lines proportionally. OR maybe there is a replacement drain pan that can just slide in easily? THANKS ahead of time.

Hello, Model no - AUD140C960J0 The blower on our furnace/AC that feed the house vent system has stopped working just yesterday. The AC compressor outside and it's fan still function fine when i set the thermostat to COol as does the gas heat if i turn the thermostat to Heating. After doing some research, i open up the furnace and remove the capacitor to check it over with a multi meter. The capacitor is a GE 97F9004 15uf. I took it out and shorted the connectors with a wrench (rubber handles), no sparks flew. Tested it out on the multi meter and it returned 14.10uf. I'm unsure if that reading is too low? And if it's not where to go next to troubleshoot? Thanks, Allan