The heater blower does not work on any setting. Just went out all of a sudden. Fuse problem hopefully?

Heater not working ??? blower motor not moving any air in the system !
Blower motor relay located in the under hood fuse / relay box. Fuse F18 -40 amp - fuse F93 5 amp under hood fuse box . Also has blower motor speed controller that is controlled by the HVAC module . This problem is probably from a bad speed control module . Want to view the wiring diagrams ? Free here http://www.bbbind.com/free_tsb.html Enter vehicle info. year , make ,model an engine size . Under system click on HVAC then under subsystem HVAC controls . Click the search button then the blue link .
HVAC Blower Motor Circuit

blown fuse..burnt up resistor block..bad ground..

Not sure what fuse or fuses you have replaced. I know there is a fuse marked BLWR in the fuse panel under the hood but the is also another fuse that is a vital part dealing with the blower motor working. Above in the second picture is the fuse layout in the fuse panel inside the truck. I marked the fuse you need to check (HTR A/C). If that fuse is good then you need to check where your power loss is. In the first picture above, that is one of the connectors on the control panel (power control switch &if you have a manual control not auto). The terminal marked with an arrow you need to chaeck for power at that terminal (Should be a brown wire. If no power, find the open wire from there to the HTR A/C fuse. If your good there you can make sure your getting power to the blower motor. Not sure of the wire color but it's the one that's not black. Make sure you have power there with the switch on. remember to use a seperate ground and not the other wire (the black one) on the connector at the blower motor. If no power the find the open wire from there to the replay. If all is good then there's much more tracing but I would start here. Hope it's just that other fuse. Hope this helps....

It uses the same fuse as the front heater blower. There is a ballist resister to allow for the different speeds of the motor that can fail and the blower motor is well known to fail too. Sometimes thers a fuse right in the wire thatr's connected to the blower motor it'self.

Check heater fuse.
If fuse good - could be a failure of the blower fan motor or blower control switch.
If fuse bad - bad blower fan motor could have blown the fuse.
DO: check fuse, then blower motor.
Pricing: new blower motor: Duralast PM270 $43.99
new heater control switch: Duralast SW229 $46.99 (without
A/C).
I'd expect your blower resistor to be good - when they fail, the blower only will work on HIGH setting.

Check voltage at the terminal that connects the blower if the problem is the current blower because eventually the brushes wear out

if the air started to work only on a few settings then the problem is your blower motor resistor if it just stopped all of a sudden then the blower motor is bad but the first thing i would check is the fuse. always check fuses first if you find a bad fuse for it and it pops rite after you put it in and turn the heater on then replace the blower motor

Check you fuse FIRST,than go from there!

Either the blower went bad or the heater relay went bad. This does not sound like a heater core problem unless you where smelling a SWEET smell when it was running.

I have an 01 convertible lxi that just did the same thing..... You can go to an auto parts store or in my case, I went to Firestone and had them replace the blower resistor. My air now works on all settings.