Blower mower not working

Do you have a volt/ohmmeter , to check power/ground at the blower motor connection? OR.......locate blower motor (under dash behind glove box-may have to remove small trim panel on some) , turn the fan switch on 'high' and bang the motor a couple of times......if it makes noise or actually starts working , then either the motor has a dead spot in it or you've got a poor connection. IF it does start working after you bang on it , most likely , it's worn out and should be replaced(3 screws , awkward , but not to hateful. IF nothing happens , start back with my first suggestion and get volt/ohmmeter to test. ---Checking ALL fuses first would be good too. Another hint- with switch in 'off' position in a quiet area , listen for a relay 'click' when turned on , may or may not be noticeable , but if you do hear it , that's another sign that the switch is working and the circuit is complete , to that point.