I have the fan switched on with a 30 sec timer. But the fan never stop. Whats wrong with that?
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If you have not adjusted the Humidity setting to a higher percentage, the fan will continue to run. I had to set my fan to around 80% before the fan would stop running continuously. The actual humidity setting you select will depend on where you live and the ambient average humidity for that area. You should plan to go beyond the average ambient humidity to prevent the fan from continuously running as the humidity levels fluctuate day-to-day.
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If the setting dials are working? The air humidity should trigger your fan....if not you may seek a replacement unit....Thank you..11/23/2013
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Sounds like it's overheating, I had attached a fan to mine and it worked great.
736483
The fan should be running but it should NOT be loud. I'd return it for a new one.
1086908
That sounds like a defect in the unit. Mine stays on about 5 seconds, then turns off. There isn't a button that I know of to be able to turn it off. I'd write to the seller and ask for a replacement. That isn't normal.
1108884
You can easily turn it on/off manually. When the fan is running it will only stay on for the set time interval.
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This fan runs continuously while plugged in. It it not controlled by thermostat.
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FYI, I have two of these fans and the one in my master bedroom started to have problems. during the recent heatwave, I had the fan running on high speed. after a while it started getting louder and would turn off randomly. I would turn the light switch off, wait a minute and then turn it back on. I really like the fan but honestly, next time I buy ceiling fans, I'm going to get a better brand.
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Mine does it too, not every 2 seconds but periodically even though the temperature is not below the set point. I have changed the advanced settings to indicate Yes for Fan but still does it. Any thoughts?
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Seriously ? Mine never stops unless I power it off. The only thing I can think of is something with the timer setting. Maybe you have the timer set to go off every few minutes. Can you get a stopwatch and get some data on the intervals of on/off ? Maybe unplugging it will reset it if it is for some reason set by the timer option. If that doesn't reset it then perhaps it is malfunctioning. It definitely sounds like timer related.
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Hi. Yes, the timer starts when the switch is turned "off". Make sure it gets wired correctly, though. Power needs to go directly to the fan, and the control lines go to the switch
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Yes, exact same problem on two fans. Had first one die first week, then a second one after a couple months. If you reverse the direction, the fans turn off for a few seconds, then reverse. If you adjust the speed without waiting for the fans to kick back on, something goes haywire, and it fries the fuse immediately. If you replace the fuse, the fan continues to run, won't turn off or respond to controls, and the fuse blows again. Their warranty service cannot replace the fan, because "They don't have stock"... "Call back in 4 months". If you have one of these fans, give the fan time between changing direction and changing speed. Both fans died in exactly the same way. The fan is great until it fries. Yes, exact same problem on two fans. Had first one die first week, then a second one after a couple months. If you reverse the direction, the fans turn off for a few seconds, then reverse. If you adjust the speed without waiting for the fans to kick back on, something goes haywire, and it fries the fuse immediately. If you replace the fuse, the fan continues to run, won't turn off or respond to controls, and the fuse blows again. Their warranty service cannot replace the fan, because "They don't have stock"... "Call back in 4 months". If you have one of these fans, give... » Read More Yes, exact same problem on two fans. Had first one die first week, then a second one after a couple months. If you reverse the direction, the fans turn off for a few seconds, then reverse. If you adjust the speed without waiting for the fans to kick back on, something goes haywire, and it fries the fuse immediately. If you replace the fuse, the fan continues to run, won't turn off or respond to controls, and the fuse blows again. Their warranty service cannot replace the fan, because "They don't have stock"... "Call back in 4 months". If you have one of these fans, give the fan time between changing direction and changing speed. Both fans died in exactly the same way. The fan is great until it fries. « Show Less
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This is difficult to answer. First, is this a new unit that has just been put in service? If so, during the setup procedure did you remove the upper housing and insure the filters were not wrapped with a protective cover? Is, then I suggest that you select each of the 3 different fan speeds and see if the air flow changes. If not it may be a defective control unit. In any case, if you can not determine what may cause the problem and this is a new unit I would call the manufacture and explain the problem to them.
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The fan runs continuously as long as the unit is turned on. I am not at the house that has this unit right now. But, as I recall, Auto Fan is just a continuous fan setting.
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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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I returned it and got a on / off and leave fan on high. You do seldom adjust speed so did the same thing for all other fans in house and am totally satisfied with the solution.
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Sorry to hear that. Contact the seller and send it back, especially if the fan doesn't come on. good luck