Amp Draw for Breckwell Cumbustion Blower

Does any one know what the correct amp readings should be for a breckwell combustion blower on the white and blue wires? I am getting readings of 2.2-2.5 on white and .45-.5 on blue. Is this correct? I am having lazy fire and stove is shutting down since board was recently replaced. I have change stove pipe from a short horizontal run to a Pellet stove pipe kit from Simpson duravent, which has @ a 4 foot vertical run. I have also cleaned the stove and exhaust run within stove. Was not having this issue before board failure and replacement.

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same as before

Just checked again. White wire show's 1.8 and blue showed .9 amps, using clamp amp meter. Motor stamped 1.6 amps. Is this a problem with the board? Every time I have checked the last two days the amp draw is different to some degree, and never is the draw on both white and blue wires close to each other in readings.

Breckwell says they don't check amp's only voltage. I would think if the motor is bad or going bad a amp test is the only way to check as voltage remains the same, 110. As bearing goes bad or windings go bad the amp draw would increase to allow more watts to power or turn the blower. Is my thinking correct? Motor is stamped 1.6 amps which equals 1.6 x 110 = 176 watts.

No restrictions, just completely replaced vent pipe as dealer install did not meet Breckwell recomendations (yes that sucked). Breckwell's combustion blower is not a squirrel cage fan. I am going to disconnect fan tonight from stove and run on house current, (Breckwell states the blower runs on 110) and recheck amp draw and compare to the number's I am getting while blower is run by control board. The moter on blower is stamped 1.6 amps.

Ron