'96. The fan switch for heat and air only works on the high (#4) setting. It makes no difference if the AC is on or off.
Just a worn out switch?

Your Blower Motor Resistor went bad. You should be able to replace it on your own. Just do a search for blower motor resistor and you should be able to find out how to replace it. I also think you can repair it by soldering part of it if you know how to solder.

Thank you, I'll check it out.

I soldered it and it works fine, thanks.

Next time, please use the SEARCH function ... come on people!

IBTL

If I don't know its the blower motor resister I need to search for, how do I search for the blower motor resister? I mean, I know what the problem is but not what caused it. I tried searching for fan switch, air conditioner switch, fan not working etc... to no avail. Lucky for me this nice person put me on the right track and I was able to fix the problem in a few minutes for which I am very grateful.

where did you soldered it? I cannot see where the problem is.

Sometimes a resistor pack going can be symptomatic of the blower motor failing. If the pack fails again and you loose blower speeds you probably need a new blower motor. Other symptoms of a failing blower are occasional needing a bang it with a hammer to get it to start. If you can get to it.

Sorry, I'm not trying to be rude, disrespectfull, or inconsiderate. However, this is the (litteraly 30 seconds) search that came up when I put in 'blower motor' ....

http://forums.maxima.org/search.php?searchid=1307998

Not saying it isn't ok to start new threads or anything, but like most things on this site - this has been covered several times. When you search, make certain you have the 'sort results by' set to Relevancy and that should help.

Sorry ta bust your chops.