Quote Originally Posted by 5:00 View Post
Disconnect at the blower and turn it on again. If it doesn't trip you are looking at a new blower most likely. There is no load so it isn't a perfect answer but at least means you have no short before that point.
Sorry for the noob question but when I disconnect from the blower, I'm disconnecting one or two wires? Do I just leave them loose or connect them to complete the circuit?

Thanks in advance.