TG FUSE PANEL- 1 TO 10 / WHAT FUSE DOES WHAT?

[DIGGER DES]

Goodaye All.
I have a TG Gemini and the interior fan does not work.
I have just located the fault.... A broken wire from the fuse panel to the fan switch wire plug behind sw. There is an open circuit on the blue wire which I am sure is the supply from the fuse.. At the fuses there are 3 blue wires. I would like to know which fuse does the fan.
Many thanks to you all.
Cheers.
Digger Des (an old fart)

[firebug]

Hope this is some help young fella...

[firebug]

That wiring diagram is a little hard to read. Jonno can you make that larger?

[DIGGER DES]

Thanks Firebug....
Looks like I have an open circuit from fuse to fans control sw.
The fuse pic is great.....thanks cobb.

[tobytj]

You know the fan does not run unless the engine is running and the alternator working?

I got caught on this one years ago and rewired a fan circuit unnecessarily

[DIGGER DES]

Thanks Tobytj.
I just tried that....no luck....there is no voltage getting to the switch...... Is there a relay in the circuit ?.... I do not have a wiring diagram for the fan circuit....all the fuses have been replaced and voltage each side.
The wiring from the fan control seems to go into a loom travelling left away from the fuse panel??????
Cheers cobb

[DIGGER DES]

Good Day.
Can anyone tell or show me the circuit layout for the interior fan, from fuse to switch.
The cabling from the sw to the fan is OK but I cannot get power to the switch.... When I apply 12v to the common at the back of the sw the fan goes...... Many thanks.
Digger Des

[firebug]

[tobytj]

The fuse board is divided into four input power sources.

1. Permanent power from the battery (headlights, hazard flashers, clock, etc)
2. Ignition switched power from accessories (radio, wipers,)
3. Ignition switch powered from on (ignition, instruments, etc)
4. Alternator switched power (electric fuel pump, fan blower)

To check the fan during rebuild cross wire the fan fuse to one of the permanent circuits in the fuse box temporarily

[DIGGER DES]

Thanks tobytj.
Found a bridged -4 pin plug - in the glove box == plugged it into the socket and away the fan goes... all aok...
Thanks for the diagram and info ..cheers