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Bill Posted on May 09, 2011
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The fan that controls the A/C and heater is stuck in the on position & running full blast. Puching the off button or manually puching the fan buttons does not do anything. The fan continues to run full blast.

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Sounds like a problem with the fan switch. If you can find the fuse for the blower motor, you could pull the fuse to stop the fan until you can get the problem fixed.

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