Need picture of internal set up. cannot get the blower together again.

I got this free Pdf manual from reliable-store for free and I don't think Ive visited a mechanic or fixya for help for more than 3-4 times out of the 20 times I fixed the chipper in these 4 years

Fuse maybe

It sounds like your blower fan is bad or you may possibly have a short in your control switch. I hope this helps.

I assume you mean that the blower motor quit running. Did you try it to see if it will run on any speed? If it won't run on high, but runs on the lower speeds, it is most likely a bad blower motor high relay. If it will not blow on any speed, it could be the blower motor fuse (In which case, you must find out why it blew or it will only happen again.) or the blower motor itself. Buick Century is known to burn the connector at the blower motor. There is a replacement connector available in the aftermarket to repair this. I personally recommend replacing the blower motor also if it is a burned connector because the blower motor is usually partially shorted internally, which is what causes the connector to get hot and burn.

You can do that first you need to turn On the camera, then press the review button for you to able see the picture that save in you internal memory., Now if you the picture already display on the LCD press menu button and you will see there sets of options copy all, picture or exit, Now if you want to transffer all the picture select all if just selected picture just choose picture.

Note: Make sure first that your image storage sets to internal memory not auto because if its in auto you cannot view the picture in your internal memory.

For you to verify if your image storage sets to internal. Press menu button go to setup menu or wrench icon then scroll down look for Image storage., If its in auto change it first to internal. Now if you already done transffering change again the image storage to auto for you to able use the MC or if you will take picture it will go to your memory card not in yur internal memory

-Turn On camera
-press Menu and go to setup
-Under setup look for Choose image storage and switch to internal Memory
-Now if your image storage set into Internal memory, Press menu again to exit menu settings
-Press review button for you to able to see picture from internal Memory
-now Press menu again while viewing the slected picture that you want to transffer
-It will provide option PICTURE/ALL/EXIT
-If you want to transffer all the picture select all
-If you want to trnasffer selected picture select picture.

Note: You need to set your Image storage into AUTO so you can use your memory card to take and view picture

-Turn On camera
-Press menu button and look for setup menu
-Under setup menu Look for the word image storage then Press Ok button
-Under image storage choose Internal memory then press Ok Button
-Now if your setting is in internal Memory turn Off camera.
-Turn On camera again
-Press review Button to show pictures in Internal Memory
-Press Menu button then Choose Copy.
-Now under copy wil provide three option copy ALL/PICTURE/Exit
-If you wnat to transffer all the pictures to you memory card choose all if selected picture just choose picture.
-Now your picture in internal memory is in your memory card

_Note; You need to set your iamage storage to Auto again for you to able to access or used the Memory card

replace the blower motor resistor located on the passenger side were your toes point there are two 9mm screws you will need a universal joint socket to remove the back screw drop down the resistor and remove the red saftey clip and press together the two black pieces together and pull apart. If the problems happens again you will have to replace the resistor again and also replace the blower motor because the blower moter is woren and drawing to many amps. The blower has three 9mm screw and one wire harness. I purchased all my parts thru Rockauto .com

Sounds like something is drawing too much current for the resistor. Maybe blower motor going bad....

went to weedeater website and found a picture on how it goes back together