blower fan

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01-31-2006, 12:42 AM

biopete

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Blower motor was culprit

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Originally Posted by biopete

Perhaps a logical course would be to unplug the blower motor completely. Replace the fuses. Push all the buttons that would make the blower come on. If the fuses never blow, the motor is the culprit.

Thanks

Replaced with one from pullapart i got for $15.00 . Works good now. No blown fuse. Now i can refurbish my old one when i get around to it.

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