My fan switches directions based on dial speed; how might it be wired wrong?http://www.amazon.com/Hydrofarm-Active-Air-inch-In-Line/dp/B002JQ14F8/
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Here is the link to the KB website that will give you the directions on how to wire the control. http://www.kbelectronics.com/manuals/kbwc_manual.pdf
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Just a wild guess that this speed controller is incompatible with your fan.
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I'm not aware of it adjusting the fan speed automatically. There may be some type of switch to set it to do that and I'm just not aware of it. I've just had no desire for it to adjust the fan speed automatically.
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I use the pull chain to change speed but have a wall switch for on/off maybe a reostat like a dimmer switch, I would check with Manufacturer to make sure the lower voltage doesn't damage fan motor
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I have nerver used the remote to reverse the direction. I only reversed it via the fan itself.
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Troubleshooting is a pain but it's the only way to find your answer. First you have to check that all wired connections are done correctly and that all wires are making good contact with each other. Next you have to test your ceiling fan wired directly (without the remote receiver in-between) to see if the fan responds correctly at all speeds. Next you would have to test the remote and receiver on another ceiling fan (that works correctly) to see if you get the same issues as the first fan. That's a lot of work but I hope you can figure out the problem!
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I have no idea but, I did call customer service regarding my wiring situation, and they gave me a configuration which made the device work perfectly. My guess, the Fan only feature would not work.
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I have installed three of these fans. If you do not tighten the bolt that runs through the support, to tight, you can turn it left and right. There is no reason to over-tighten this bolt so the fan won't move left & right. Good luck.
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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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There are two dials (knobs) : the top dial has a series of Black dots that get larger around the dial and should be turned all the way to the plus (+) sign. The second is a power saving dial; it has a a 2, 1, a fan symbol, and a 0 . Turn this one to the 2 setting. If it still isn't working, Try another outlet for a different power source. Thats all i can recommend
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My mode dial turns freely in both directions. You have to push the button in the middle of the mode dial down in order to move the dial, of course.
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it's a dial on the back of the fan. you could plug it into an extension cord with a footswitch, however.
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I don't know. The fan comes with a 2 speed pull switch - High, low and off.
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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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As said in the previous comments, once it's plugged into the motherboard, you are halfway there. My fan has a 3-position switch at the end of a wire, else, it will be on the case. The speed settings are low, medium and high.
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it has a off/on and rheostat. but wont control my fan speed. on high all the time. the one I bought was the kbmc-13bv. the one I need is the kbmc-13bvns. they said the 13bv would work but it does not
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We hard wired it. You can very easily wire an extension into the electrical box on the fan and have it so you can plug it in. The speed control is built in. However we did put a (cool) thermostat with the system so when the room with the thermostat gets above the set temperature (Say 70 Degrees F) that it will automatically turn on and pull warm air into the room that is cooler. Hope this helps if not please leave another question.