If the fan turns on, it could be a short to power (two power wires shorted together) causing the increase in amperage. If the fan doesn't turn on, it's probably a short to ground after the switch in the circuit; where power is bypassing the intended path, which is the blower.
If the AC stopped blowing air on your 2003 Toyota Echo, the blower fuse could be to blame. If the fuse is fine, it might be the blower resistor that needs to be replaced.
Motor hasseized.
Likely the blower motor is bad, causing increased current and blowing the fuse. Replace the blower motor.
Blown fuse, defective blower motor, or defective blower motor resistor pack.
There might be a bad fuse causing the heater to not work. Check the fuses if they are all ok you may have a bad blower motor. when you turn the heater on and no air is blowing then it is your blower motor.
If the heater is blowing the fuse when the blower is turned on, I would suspect the blower motor is defective or locked up. If the A/C is blowing a fuse, suspect a bad clutch, or locked up compressor.
When the front blower for heat and a/c work fine and the rear does not on the 2001 GMC Yukon it could be a blown fuse. Automobile manufacturers rarely have both of these blowers running off the same fuse.
mor vehicle info would help, but blower motor can be shot without blowing fuse
first thing to check is the fuse
Blown fuse, defective Blower Motor Resistor Pack, Defective Blower Motor, or Defective Blower Motor speed control switch.
Blower motor is shot or a burnt fuse.
Disconnect the electrical connection at the blower fan motor, put a new fuse back in and see if the truck starts and runs without blowing the fuse. If so replace the blower fan motor. If the fuse still blows, disconnect the ac clutch wire from the ac compressor and try again.