Why my A/C condenser fan won t stop running, dodge ram 2008

it means you have a fiver

electric fans start to operate when the coolant temp reaches around 88 c and will run continuously while the coolant is above that temp
if you have ac then there is a fan that cools the condenser in front of the radiator and that will cycle according to the ac compressor cycles

If the control panel is in a/c or defrost mode then this is a normal condition. If the control panel is off then the condenser fan relay may be bad and the contacts are stuck on.

As long as the defroster is on the a\c will run no matter what the weather

Fan stop working,check fuse ,try to move key when start car,slightly up and down do not turn off.

Someone will need to check the fuse for the blower, then the blower motor and the resistor.

No one here seems to have answering the initial question, "Where is the fuse/relay for the condenser fan on a 2006 Dodge Ram 1500?"
In this year make/model, there are no "big" fuses or relays. It's all solid state and run from the (brain) main computer of the truck.
SO....if the condenser fan is not running (and the truck and AC unit are), the problem is with the fan. Turn the truck off, unplug the fan motor, and get to work on that replacement. Your safety and your truck's safety is up to you. I'm not going to go into all that CYA to keep you or me from being sued. I hope this has answered your question.
By the way, I'm having the same problem. It is (in fact) the fan. And, I'm going to replace it without disconnecting the AC lines by altering the fan shroud with my Dremel tool. What a cheap shot designing it that way...
Rock on, my fellow Dodge Ram 1500 owner!

sounds like your seatbelt return wiring might be loose check electrical connections and try to pulling the the seatbelt in and out rapidly to free up return mechanicism good luck

Stop blowing cool or stop blowing anr air through the vents??? If it stops blowing cool air, check if the condenser fan is running (it should be)( on drivers side under hood, looks like a small radiator) if not take a water hose and deluge the condenser with water, if it then cools, you will need a new condenser fan assembly.

Two actuators can be accessed (enough to move them) without removing it. One is on the bottom of the HVAC unit on top of the trands hump, you will probably have to remove the airbag module and cover to get to it. The other one is on the driver's side of the HVAC unit about half way up. Remove the driver's side knee bolster and you should be able to see it.