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This diagram is part of wiper circuit. Couldn't get everything in one picture. There could be other issues?
bbbind.com should have wiring diagrams for your wipers. You can look at the whole thing.
Dead wiper motor. Or very bad wire connection. Or possibly bad relay after fuse, and before wiper motor. You can test motor by a direct jumper from positive to the motor's positive terminal.
Lets deal with the fan. Only two things can cause a fuse to pop. A short in the wiper motor. Unplug the connector on it. It the fuse does not blow now you need a wiper moter. If it still blows the positve wire going to the motor is touching medal somewhere. You will need to inspect the wire going from the fuse block to the wiper motor. . Also sounds like you have no power to the brake switch.. Another fuse issue or a broken wire somwhere before where you bypassed the switch
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