What Causes a Car Blower to Stop Working?
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Car blower failure can be attributed to the following reasons: 1. Prolonged usage of the blower: Excessive dust accumulation increases the friction coefficient between the rotor and bearings, causing rotor obstruction or even jamming, which leads to coil overheating and damage. Solution: After powering off, open the blower's rear cover and add a few drops of lubricating oil (such as sewing machine oil) to the bearing sleeves at both ends of the rotor. While adding oil, rotate the blades until they move freely, thereby resolving the blower issue. 2. Possible absence of 220V AC input or damaged coil: After connecting to power, carefully measure both ends of the power cord with a test pen. If one end lights up while the other doesn't, it indicates normal power input but potential damage to the blower coil. If both ends light up or neither does, it suggests an issue with the power input line.