Hi...

My blowere suddenly stopped working recently and I managed to find the fault and fix it for FREE!

Remove the fuse for the blower and test the actual fuse socket for power (Ignition and engine needs to be running for power to be there). If there is no power then the 'Back Cap' on your ignition is faulty. The section of fuse board that your blower fuse is on should be powered by the RED wire from the ignition cap. Simply cut this RED wire and connect it to any other fuse panel supply wire ( 'Tee' off your chosen power supply using a suitable connector block = 40A or above).

Another option for repairing the same fault would be to replace the 'Back Cap' which could turn out to be tricky.

My air con / heater blower is now working fine.

Hope this helps somebody!

Damian.

Fuses blow when there is a direct short to earth and tend to get hot when there is over current in the circuit causing your melting.

I have tried all of the things suggested (except taking a cutter to the wiring loom) I made good all the fuses, all the earthing points and exchanged the fan, with no result other than to demonstrate that it wasn't the fan but what (appears to have) fixed it was applying Servisol switch cleaning fluid to the sliding potentiometer on the blower control switch/PCB in the dashboard (you know Auto/off/manual). Now it works again and words cannot describe how happy I am!