When the car gets to temp,and I turn the knob to set, the controller clicks but fan don't start.
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I had the same problem too but it turn out that one of the wire crimp was not connecting correctly. I would check all the 12v wire make sure it have a good connection. If you still have problem, give flex a lite a call and they will take care of you. thanks
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Dont have an answer. I double checked my connections multiple times, same with making sure had proper wiring. nothing happened. removed controller and went with another option. money down the drain!
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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.
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Hi Mike, I didn't have this problem but make sure all your crimps at the connections are tight. Also make sure your stainless steel radiator probe is positioned near the radiator inlet or upper hose as it may be. It should be pretty straightforward and maybe the module itself is defective. Good luck I'm sure you'll figure it out. By the way these fans do a great job and I've noticed no heating problem since the installation in fact it almost runs too cool.Dan
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Oh man, I'd double check your wiring.From the overly complicated instructions this is what it boils down to. (for me)-Control boxPower from positive terminal of batteryGround from negative terminal of batteryOptional ign. Switch power. (hook up for fan to only operate when key is "on".-FanPositive power from control boxGround from control boxMake sure all wires are on proper contactsDouble check all electrical connectionsShould have nothing to do with the temp probe itself, because with the temp turned all the way down, the fan will activate. Oh man, I'd double check your wiring.From the overly complicated instructions this is what it boils down to. (for me)-Control boxPower from positive terminal of batteryGround from negative terminal of batteryOptional ign. Switch power. (hook up for fan to only operate when key is "on".-FanPositive power from control boxGround from control boxMake sure all wires are on proper contactsDouble check all electrical connectionsShould have nothing to do with the temp probe itself, because with the temp turned... » Read More Oh man, I'd double check your wiring.From the overly complicated instructions this is what it boils down to. (for me)-Control boxPower from positive terminal of batteryGround from negative terminal of batteryOptional ign. Switch power. (hook up for fan to only operate when key is "on".-FanPositive power from control boxGround from control boxMake sure all wires are on proper contactsDouble check all electrical connectionsShould have nothing to do with the temp probe itself, because with the temp turned all the way down, the fan will activate. « Show Less
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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.
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The fan kicks on first at the programmed time. Then when it gets hot enough in the heat exchanger, the heat flows thru the vents.
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I had same problem. The fan was not working proper. The company sent me a new one and has been working fine ever since
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The fan should come on when plugged in. Return it before it before it over heats and isn't repairable.
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I run a car stereo setup off of mine in the man cave. My fan runs all the time. But I just put a 12v fan controller on it and a bigger fan. Fixed the problem if you're a DIY'er
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Yes, remote controller dims and controls fan 4 speed settings one of which is off.
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Not sure about the timer, but when the room reaches temperature, the fan continuities to work when on auto.
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We have the fan and light on two different switches. The fan is either on/off and the heater/light is on a timer. We had an electrician friend help us.
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Make sure the hood is on correctly. If its not on correctly at all, it won't work.
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You should check 1) the set screw on the fan pulley 2) the set screw on the motor pulley 3) make sure the fan belt is adjusted tight enough.
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I don't know what you mean exactly, but sometimes my timer goes to Zero and will not change. I disconnect the power then plug it back in, then it works. To change temp, touch the up or down arrows.
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I had this same problem, there is an override switch in the fan that occasionally needs to be reset. This happened to us twice, the third time the override switch went and we had to order a new one. Try that first, our new switch and remote work perfectly.
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I would check all of your connections to the control harness, maybe they got loose. If the wiring looks good but it still doesn't work would contact warn or return it
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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
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Sounds like you have a bad control board. The temp can be set on both the front face of the unit and with the remote control. Take it back and get a new one!!
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check your fuses and ground press the src (s) button that should turn it on and off it is top left button out of the four to the left of round knob
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Assuming you have a remote starter installed in your vehicle and the remote is programmed according to instructions, just press snowflake looking button once. It works for me.