Cooling fans are nearly always very low power - the usual failure mode is seized bearings as the lubrication evaporates over time - usually a very long time. I have never known a fan cause a fuse to blow in any equipment but it is always possible that one might.
If the cooling fan is not working another component - the one the fan is there to cool - may have failed and be causing the fuse to pop.
Peccavi, February 2010
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AMP FAULT HUGHES AND KETTNER QC415 IF THE COOLING FAN IS BROKEN WILL IT BLO?
