I have no fan at all for the front. Rear works fine. Will this do the trick?
862672
Does you fan work at all? Because if not then it is a fuse or the motor itself. This needs to be replaced when the fan only works on High and no other speeds. Typically, at least from my past experiences.
862673
i believe this part only controls the blending of air for your climate control. when this part is broken your fan will turn on in the high position.
862674
It may. Mine was just hard to control but I had a fan. In some cases the fan blew full blast all the time. I changed this part and it fixed it immediately. If you have recently changed your battery, hooked up jumper cables or done anything else with your electrical system this will probably fix it. Just my opinion.
862675
It is more likely the fan motor or switch. Usually when this goes out you will have no fan at all, or it will only work on high speed.I would recommend testing your truck with a multi-meter before ordering parts. Check to see if you have power coming to the fan motor and switch, and you should be able to determine what part(s) you need by process of elimination.
862676
It is more likely the fan motor or switch. Usually when this goes out you will have no fan at all, or it will only work on high speed. I would recommend testing your truck with a multi-meter before ordering parts. Check to see if you have power coming to the fan motor and switch, and you should be able to determine what part(s) you need by process of elimination.
862677
Is this fire a Tahoe, avalanche or f150? I replace this party in all of them. If it's for the f150 it fixed my problem of no blower motor blowing at all.
1935074
It could because the backside has no fan ports. You would need to figure out a priper fan setup because hot air rises.
2104182
that's exactly what I did on mine, mostly because i replaced everything in the case with these and wanted consistency. If the stock fans aren't loud then it might not be worth it. Doubt you'd see much of a difference in cooling performance.
1665893
Yes. However if your doing a push/pull config you will not be able to put the bottom rear fan on due to it overlapping the CPU power plugin.
925512
It is for the third fan. It removes completely. If you remove the screen filter from the bottom, you will notice that it is longer than just two fans, it would appear to be filtering air passing through solid plastic. It is not. There are two 120mm fans that are optional as well as two 80mm exhaust fans for the rear, again optional. I have built several of these HTPC cases and unless you max out your hard drives like I did, you won't need the optional fans. the optional fans are not really needed, but this positive air pressure thing that Silverstone's brochure talks about had me interested seeing the dust bowl scenario I found using the Antec 900 Gaming Enclosure. There was so much dust/dirt inside. Wanted to make sure it worked. It really, really works. Louder than I wanted, but I am more concerned about excessive heat w 5 x 2TB hard drives & 4 x1TB . I hope this answers your question.
330836
My fan is still waiting to be installed so I can't honestly answer your question, but according to the ratings, the fan should do a great job on that small an area. I plan to install mine soon...........
865967
You should beable too, a fan is a fan. And you would want it to blow outwards so he back with sticker facing out.. depending on your mb it should automatically know
171650
Yes it will, I just about all ways change out the rear fan that has no leds, with ones that do. you can also mount them in pairs on the top or in the front. But I prefer the large 200mm fans for those locations. Good luck....Pitbullman
1218080
The the front length is 3¼" and tapers to 3 9/32" in the rear. Since you probably are relying on temperature sensing outside the enclosure, make sure that there will be adequate air flow.
305154
Remember it's a "fan" not an air conditioner. Cooling is from air motion alone.
66644
Yes it will, in fact I'm pretty sure that's what it's designed for. The fans (2) are located on the top of the "platform" you set the laptop on, so the air blows upward. It works reasonably well unless it's a really hot day and I'm watching YouTube videos, then it still overheats and shuts down.I should add, however, that my cooling fan no longer works at all, so if your fan works but just isn't cooling it enough, it should work really well.
607938
It doesn't have a fan but with a 2.5 hard drive that I use in it I haven't had any over heating issues, I also believe that without a full incloser it gives it room to cool.
24995
Yes, it does. I just tested it and the fan shut off when I put it on its back.
510425
No. The fans needs to be in the open. unless it's open in the back for then.
1581435
By default the front fan is intake like any other case. Always put intake in front, exhaust in back/on top. You could flip the fan around if you wanted to make it an exhaust but that would be crazy. The stock fan works fine, it's a Silverstone branded 120mm fan that spins around 1100-1200RPM, just enough to be nearly silent. If you want more intake from the front, buy an 80mm fan (1400-1700RPM would be good) and install it below the 120mm fan with the four mounting screws that come with any new fan -- there is a cut-out for one there.
1457243
I have a similar 120mm setup mounted to the rear fan slot and it works great but I had to take out the 200mm side fan to close the side panel.
515123
I bought it and used it for front, but I'm curious to know if it works for the rear as well.