Is the fan in the back suppose to turn on? My unit is getting pretty hot, yet fan is not turning.
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I don't know. I was so disappointed with the lack of build quality and poor performance that I never used it.
1162476
Not only will the fan stop turning when the selected temperature is reached, there is a small control unit, wireless of coarse. I am very pleased with the unit. Ken
1609324
Sounds like it's overheating, I had attached a fan to mine and it worked great.
794693
How's the fuse? Does it blow when the fans turn on? Have you checked the cooling fans? They are usually the thing that goes first.
434468
You need to connect it to the power supply on your motherboard, look for the proper connection of the wires coming from the fan. Hope this is the problem.
1505894
I have incurred the same issue. What has worked for me is before turning unit on, make sure the heater and temp control are off. Once the fan starts moving, then turn on the heat and temp.
1100216
Sounds like a wiring issue. We've had no problem with our fan/light. They've been regularly used for about a year now.
655704
Hi there. Your front fan should be blowing cooler air in. That is as long as your fan in the back is blowing the warmer air out. Hope that helps
1304932
The fan should run when the unit is on. Contact the manufacture for specific operation questions.
498635
I'm sorry but I'm really not sure. It's been awhile since the fan was installed. Your best bet is to check with the manufacturer.
794696
I have the same problem sometimes. I think that I turn it all the way clockwise then back all the way to the left or just turn it until the fans kick on. Is everything installed correctly? Won't hurt to double check and make sure the temp probe is secure.
1485737
I asked the same question to manufacturer; they said yes it was normal. Sometimes my fan would not even start until there was enough heat generated for it kick in. I can only surmise that the machine is smarter than me!
740517
I had same problem. The fan was not working proper. The company sent me a new one and has been working fine ever since
1944921
Have you tried pushing the heat switch on the back of the unit to the "on" position?
1354193
Hopefully, you have air slots or vents in the hotter components. If you have air vented slots on the sides and bottom, mount the fan below, if you have vented slots on the top, mount the fan unit above to draw the heat away.If you have room in the rack to space the components from each other, that is best. It is a little noisy, but works well. If you can, put the fan closest to your most critical component that is effected by heat
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Do you have the fan light pull cord 'on'? Plus the fan speed pull cord is suppose to be on 'high'? It tells you that you need to have them set this way; mine has worked perfectly for the last 3 months. Only other thing I can think of is; that the connections in the remote in the fan are not connected good or they are not tucked up where the fan blades don't bump into it.
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Yes - if your fan is not working and everything else is - then it is probably the switch - which is a part that can easily break. I tired to fix the old switch but that is impossible. Just be sure to mark where each of the four wires go to make sure you get them back in the proper place - otherwise you will be guessing through trial and error. Good luck