What happens when an AC Fan is not working?
If it’s not working correctly, the ac fan motor won’t turn the blades, and the necessary air movement doesn’t occur. While you should always be careful with electrical appliances, a few things are worth checking yourself to see if you can remedy the problem with a simple fix.
What kind of fan should I expect to fail?
Without further detail as to the type of fan it would be difficult to suggest specific failures that you might expect to see. Do note that it is common that a fan / light assembly may have separate switched power leads for the fan and for the light. However there may be a common return neutral line.
How to troubleshoot a ceiling fan that suddenly stopped?
Since it seems like both the lights and fan failed at the same time it is likely that the wiring failure could be in this common return line. I had the same problem and found out it was the remote control controller you can replace it at Lowes hardware store pretty cheaply but that was the Problem
What do you do when your floor fan stops working?
You’ll be able to tell because the thick, black switch will be moved to the “off” position. If you’re not sure which circuit controls which rooms, just check to see if any are out of place. If you notice that a breaker has been tripped, flip it back on and then try turning on your fan again.
If it’s not working correctly, the ac fan motor won’t turn the blades, and the necessary air movement doesn’t occur. While you should always be careful with electrical appliances, a few things are worth checking yourself to see if you can remedy the problem with a simple fix.
Is there a fan that will work at any speed?
This fan will not work at any speed. It’s dead. Thanks. If its the resistor, the fan will still work on high. Fuse #40 should be the fan, although the book says AC, it is labeled htr which is heater and generally means the fan.
Why is the final cicuit out to the fan bad?
It is possible that the final cicuit out to the fan is bad. However, if the speeds were working before this failure, I;d suspect the blower fan motor itself. The blower fan motor will be installed into (sticking through the wall of) your ductwork, down by your passenger’s feet.
You’ll be able to tell because the thick, black switch will be moved to the “off” position. If you’re not sure which circuit controls which rooms, just check to see if any are out of place. If you notice that a breaker has been tripped, flip it back on and then try turning on your fan again.