Today's air conditioning repair service call involved replacing a failed blower motor. First, I disconnected power to the indoor unit and removed the access panels. Using a multimeter, I confirmed the existing motor had failed by checking for an open winding. I then removed the blower wheel assembly and installed a new factory original equipment motor, ensuring proper alignment and airflow clearances. All electrical connections were securely terminated. After reassembly, I verified proper operation by monitoring amperage draw, airflow, and temperature differential across the evaporator coil. The system is now circulating conditioned air effectively throughout the home.