i wanted to ask anyone if their fan is supposed to run for a while after you turn it off? my previous one ran the fan for a few minutes after turning it off and this one seems to power down almost right away.... (?) (note; for shutdown im just pressing the remote power button not the main power switch on the projector unit. side note; i watched it at least an hour so i thought it would be pretty warm/hot by then) THANKS!!!! i wanted to ask anyone if their fan is supposed to run for a while after you turn it off? my previous one ran the fan for a few minutes after turning it off and this one seems to power down... » Read More i wanted to ask anyone if their fan is supposed to run for a while after you turn it off? my previous one ran the fan for a few minutes after turning it off and this one seems to power down almost right away.... (?) (note; for shutdown im just pressing the remote power button not the main power switch on the projector unit. side note; i watched it at least an hour so i thought it would be pretty warm/hot by then) THANKS!!!! « Show Less
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yes,i notice after watch a movie the fan runs for a while,that bulb must really get hot
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The directions say it's supposed to run down for a few minutes before it shuts off. I think you need to just push the upper red button and not the power supply on the rear.
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I noticed it goes off almost immediately, but it does not o any damage, you should be good
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Another question?Why can't you turn the unit off with the remote ? It just keeps saying Run ????It won't shut off unless you unplug it.
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Hello - I realize that you posted this comment some time ago, but I'm hoping you may be able to help me. I bought this fan a couple of months ago but only recently hired someone to install it while I was away on a trip. Turns out my 1948 house has the 2-wire electrical, so my contractor simply purchased a different fan. Now I can't return this one. To use it, what did you do? Did you purchase a different type of remote and if so, what kind? Thank you!
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It seems to me the remote is the only way to control the fan and the light. Everything went well so far except for an accident a few days ago. My son played with the remote for a while and then somehow I couldn't turn off the fan. After half an hour struggle, no solution could be found on the specification. In despair, I had to shut down the electricity of the house, then turned it on. And the remote came to life again after that. I did wish it'd come with a standard wall switch as a backup.
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I know this sounds weird, but dropping it on the floor sometimes makes the projector start working again. We've had ours a year and the projector has gone out and then started back about 5 times, usually after someone knocks it on the floor.
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Yes, the fan is cooling down the system, esp the light, I think. I find the instructions for turning off the machine confusing. I let the fan run for 10 min or so, check that it feels cool, then pull the plug. The machine works great except for the OFF snag.
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I have not come across that problem yet. we have had no reason to shut it down, and have had no loss of power due to outages. when this was installed for me in a large walk-in cooler, wine cooler, it took one month with the manufacturer to be up and running. Your best bet is to just email to the manufacturer. I worked with them on and off for a month making adjustments and they were absolutely phenomenal to work with.I think the coolbot was an excellent investment. you just need the right system to pair it with. again manufacture of was key with that.
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Is the compressor running or just the fan/coil unit after the temperature is reached? Does it cut off after a couple of minutes? If it just keeps running, it sounds like it might have been wired incorrectly, assuming the "Fan" switch isn't in the "On" position (if it is, switch it to the "Auto" position). If it just continues to run for a couple of minutes, I think the thermostat is likely programmed to do that as a (mildly misguided) effort at efficiency by taking advantage of the low refrigerant temperature that lingers a bit after the compressor has shut off. I actually don't have this model (and am not sure why Amazon thinks I do), and I am going from the behavior of the model TX5000Ua that I do have. Is the compressor running or just the fan/coil unit after the temperature is reached? Does it cut off after a couple of minutes? If it just keeps running, it sounds like it might have been wired incorrectly, assuming the "Fan" switch isn't in the "On" position (if it is, switch it to the "Auto" position). If it just continues to run for a couple of minutes, I think the thermostat is likely programmed to do that as a (mildly misguided) effort at efficiency by taking advantage of the low refrigerant temperature that lingers a bit after the compressor has shut... » Read More Is the compressor running or just the fan/coil unit after the temperature is reached? Does it cut off after a couple of minutes? If it just keeps running, it sounds like it might have been wired incorrectly, assuming the "Fan" switch isn't in the "On" position (if it is, switch it to the "Auto" position). If it just continues to run for a couple of minutes, I think the thermostat is likely programmed to do that as a (mildly misguided) effort at efficiency by taking advantage of the low refrigerant temperature that lingers a bit after the compressor has shut off. I actually don't have this model (and am not sure why Amazon thinks I do), and I am going from the behavior of the model TX5000Ua that I do have. « Show Less
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That is a surprising question as I can't answer it. I've often sat behind the projector during our computer club meetings where we talk about what we have showing on the screen and I've never noticed the fan noise. If it has noise it hasn't been objectionable or distractive.
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We have ordered this two times and have not had that issue. If it blows up it means the light is getting too hot. Your projector should have a fan that cools this down (should continue to run for a bit after you turn your projector off).
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you have 2 screens one for fan to set it to on or auto. The other for heat or cool. Set either one to a temp that will make sure it won't come on and the fan to on and it will run continuously.
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Timing is everything. If you have to move immediately, unplug, move, use caution to avoid the warm projector parts. Usually if I have to move or close up, I turn off the projector before I talk to anyone or start any clean up. The projector is built to withstand heavy usage. Works for me.
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I have not noticed the fan to be any louder than any other projector I have used, but I must admit to never having used the projector in a boardroom-type setting or other more enclosed environment. Most of my presentations have been to 25 or more in a classroom-type setup. The only thing odd about this projector is that the fan shuts off as soon as you power down the projector. All other projectors I have used have run the fan for a bit after power down of the lamp to allow it to cool off properly. Time will tell if this shortens my lamp life, I guess.
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I have the same psu and yes it does run after shut off to cool off. Mine usually stays on for 60 seconds than shuts off.
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I am convinced that the fan should shut off periodically, although there seems to be no way to know when it will shuit off or how long it will be off-just that it does. Don, your fan may be shutting off at night when you are asleep or when you are not home to notice it shutting off. It's funny because you are concerned that the fan runs continuously and my concern was that my dehumidifier fan did not run continuously. The first rep's statement that the fan needs to run inorder for the unit to monitor humidity made me think I had a defective unit. The starting of the fan seems to have nothing to do with humidity but may be related to the passage of time, if that makes sense. I am convinced that the fan should shut off periodically, although there seems to be no way to know when it will shuit off or how long it will be off-just that it does. Don, your fan may be shutting off at night when you are asleep or when you are not home to notice it shutting off. It's funny because you are concerned that the fan runs continuously and my concern was that my dehumidifier fan did not run continuously. The first rep's statement that the fan needs to run inorder for the unit to monitor humidity made me think I had a defective unit. The starting of the fan seems to have... » Read More I am convinced that the fan should shut off periodically, although there seems to be no way to know when it will shuit off or how long it will be off-just that it does. Don, your fan may be shutting off at night when you are asleep or when you are not home to notice it shutting off. It's funny because you are concerned that the fan runs continuously and my concern was that my dehumidifier fan did not run continuously. The first rep's statement that the fan needs to run inorder for the unit to monitor humidity made me think I had a defective unit. The starting of the fan seems to have nothing to do with humidity but may be related to the passage of time, if that makes sense. « Show Less
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The fan on the video card will run as long as the computer is on - that is normal. When computer power is turned off, the video card fan should also go off.
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The fan is in the "Timer Mode". This can be set from 1-16 hours. If the timer was turned on and the fan was not running at the time, the fan will not start until the timer turns off. If the timer mode is turned on when the fan IS running, it will run until the set time has laps. To get out of this mode, push the MODE key at any time. Look at the fan digital display, by pressing the Mode button, it will show, 1,2,3 this is fan speeds, press the Mode button again and the display will show, A1,A2,A3 this is in the Auto Mode and the thermostat will turn on or off the fan at a given temperature, 1=low, 2=med, 3=high. good luck