been advised to purchase Parallax 7155 Converter (lower section) to resolve problem - fan central on this replacement while current part its on side?
1704891
Great produce easy to install.replaced existing unit. No problem at all works great
1704892
This unit has two fans where the original WFCO only has one. I replaced ours awhile back after having replaced the WFCO prior to that about two years earlier. I feel the parallax is a much better unit and has solved issues we had with the WFCO unit. I think you will be pleased with this unit. Very easy to install and get your unit back operational.
1704893
Don't understand the question. But the lower section includes all operating parts of the converter. The entire unit used to cost only a little more.
2227242
Mine showed F when the top assembly did not sit properly on the base. I could see that clearly the top and base alignment is not perfect. I'd take the assembly out and make sure it sits properly on the base then it'd show all fan options. Hope this helps.
148290
You might try this place but looking at the prices. You might want to buy a new unit. http://www.altex.com/AdvancedSearch.aspx?skey=fans
1948129
I should be. Be very careful when replacing it. Go to someone who has experience with it if possible.
1513321
Use a larger screw. I used a larger screw when my fan wobbled. You should be fine.
1544234
Yes this would be fine. I fixed mine myself. Led screen is the one I have. Hope this helps you,! :-)
139893
Shoot the supplier an email. Worst case scenario: just buy a new one locally.
2160277
No problem at all. I think the problem with the other customer was installation. Make sure you follow the directions. It's a good quality fan, you won't be disappointed.
319534
I had this problem yesterday with my HLT6187s (out of warranty of course). I knew the local TV repair guys would charge hundreds of dollars to fix this, so I decided to tackle it myself. For me it was a very easy fix and it only took 10 minutes once I figured out where "fan no. 1" was. 1. I unplugged the TV, disconnected all my peripherals and I unscrewed and took off the back cover of the TV 2. Looking directly at the back of the TV there are two fans, a small one to the left, and a large one to the right. 3. I figured out that neither of these were fan no. 1 because they were spinning when I turned the TV on. 4. Just to test, I disconnected the small fan, and tried again and this time it said check "fan no. 1 & no. 2" 5. I reconnected fan no. 2 and looked for fan no. 1 6. After about 10 minutes I found it, (it was on the far right side of the TV behind a circuit board. 7. I unscrewed the circuit board and it slid right out giving me access to fan no. 1 8. I undid the four screws holding fan no.1 in place (I really only had to undo the bottom two, as the top two aren't attached to anything connected to the TV) 9. I followed the wire connecting fan no. 1 to its power supply and unhooked it and completely removed the fan. 10. I throughly cleaned out the fan with a dry wash cloth as it was covered in dust, and plugged it back into its original slot and used my remote to the turn the TV on from behind it. 11. fan no. 1 was spinning again, so I put it back in its original place, slid the circuit board back in. I turned the TV on again and saw there was no more "check fan no. 1" message so I just screwed everything back in and replaced the back cover. 12. TV fixed, no need to pay hundreds of dollars to a tech. I didn't even have to replace the fan, but I may end up getting another one just in case it does it again.
687814
Get your money back if u can. They sold me the wrong part. TV guy told me this when I took it in.
712340
Yes, it was for mine you are right,the fan is on the opposite side but it fit right in the mounting plate on my camper and has worked flawlessly. I have not had any problems. Not sure why they have the fan on the other side.
2031418
You have to unscrew the back. You will see three toggle switches. They are one or off ie. Up or down. Look at your old one and match positions. They have to match the ones inside of your fan
1303590
I honestly believe it should work all right in place of the original one. The real values of these caps. come with a wide tolerance range to begin with. If anything the fan could run a little faster. Upon installation I would keep the sections in the same sequence as the original, meaning the 4.5 in place of the 4, the 5 in place of the other 4 and the 6 in place of the 5. Connection error should be avoided to prevent damage.
1652264
Assuming you have power to the power supply, the power supply most likely needs to be replaced. I would check for a loose connection before I ordered a replacement. Turn off the power before you go poking around with a screw dirver :)
1864832
There are a few screws on the back of the TV that you remove and the entire display module (light bulb, fans, etc.) can be pulled out. You will see both fans in there. You just pull out the wiring harnesses for each fan and pull them out. You may need to remove a few screws. Also, one my fans came with shorter wires than the original, so I had to splice and add a length of wire from the original fan. You might as well replace both fans while you have the module out. I couldn't tell which fan was 1 and 2, so I replaced them both. It should take less than 1 hour to replace the fans. It's pretty easy.
36194
Actually, the vents might be on the side. I don't recall exactly. But you should be able to see the fan blades through said vents. I'll bet they're no longer turning.
2019536
Replace with another 200mm fan, available from www.corsair.com. I believe the part number is CC600TW-200MM. You may find it here on amazon.