Why is my 2010 Ford f150 blower motor not working?

The 2010 Ford F-150's blower motor is either a part of a manual climate control system and malfunctions mainly due to faulty resistors, or an electronic climate control that's powered by a "blower speed control module." <\p. A traditional blower motor is responsible for pushing warm or cool air through the dash and is dependent on an actuator for functioning. Signs it may be failing include inadequate air flow, burning smells and erratic fan speeds. Fan speeds can be affected when a switch or resistor needs replaced. Cabin temperatures will be compromised as the HVAC system is unable to heat the interior or maintain enough pressure to provide enough circulation of hot or cooled air. The average cost to replace the BSC in the F-150 is between $260-$327 in parts and labor.