Blower Motor failure, and leaking evap. But there was a dead cat I didn’t see.

Alright, we got a humming blower. Looks like somebody else has already been down here. This blower's not too far away. I guess we're about to... It's like I'm behind a wall. I'm not seeing any kind of disconnect. How about that for a double trap ream? I got to find me a breaker pin. I killed three different breakers. None of which were marked. No power. I ain't got to change a blower motor on this. This thing looks like it's 30, 40 years old. Let's see if I can get a date code on this. 1994. 26, 27 years old. Today's the 20th, January 20th, 2021. So that thing's been around a while. I'm going to get where you can read this. My glasses, I'm having trouble with that. Seven, six and a half microfarads. Seven and a half. That's not enough of a difference to stop this motor. You cannot tell me that something that's 27 years old will have a leak in that coil. I think I may just do a quick leak search and see if we can't condemn this one. You hear those bearings? Really, but that ain't gonna work. That's an original coal, 27 years old. Shift that to high. I don't know if y'all can hear that. Listen to this. Supposed to do any leak detection Put it on medium and see. Oh, word. I want y'all to see all these bars I'm getting. Let's recalibrate. Three bars on medium, four bars on medium. Oh my word, that went all the way up. Cat down there. Just about right. It starts stinking. It's a little free on, but we're just going to condemn this.