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Heater fan is dead
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<blockquote data-quote="Larry Holmes" data-source="post: 1045694" data-attributes="member: 73179"><p>If you are going to guess between the two, the less expensive part is the way to go. But a cheap multimeter would tell you if there remains variable resistance across all connections on your resistor array using the ohms setting. Often just looking at failed resistors will show scorched or burnt components.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Larry Holmes, post: 1045694, member: 73179"] If you are going to guess between the two, the less expensive part is the way to go. But a cheap multimeter would tell you if there remains variable resistance across all connections on your resistor array using the ohms setting. Often just looking at failed resistors will show scorched or burnt components. [/QUOTE]
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Heater fan is dead
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