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Yes, that would be the first thing to check. If the fuse is OK, then possibly a short in the circuit. If a short is not found through multimeter testing, then your blower motor is probably toast.
If this a manual HVAC system, the blower motor resistor pack is defective or the blower motor itself is bad. If this is the Automatic digital HVAC, the blower motor control module is defective or the blower motor itself is bad.
It sound like to control panel switch. Can you get to the back of the control panel??? If so, bypass the switch, and connect the two wires with a jumpper wire to see if it start blowing????
More than likely this should just be your resistor. You have different sized coils on the back of your resistor for all the different fan speeds. if one of them burns out or breaks then that certain speed will not work.
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