I had a power outage while watching TV and now it is saying to check fan #2 on the screen. Where is fan #2 and how do I check fan #2?
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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.
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Is there any confirmation from the manufacturer that the fan should be always on or not?My fan does not running at all when I charge my battery. Really afraid that the charger could be getting to hot or burnt out...
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Hi, Ken - There are 2 buttons on the right side and 2 bottoms below the display screen. I purchased 2 thermostats from a vendor in Clearwater, Florida. One of the units arrived defective: the fan mode works in AUTO position only -- not manual. Both units work well and are easy to operate. Be sure you have new quality batteries installed. Hope this helps. -Matt T.
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To be honest, I have never paid attention either, however the light bulb has a cooling fan to keep it cool while the TV is on and a minute or two after you turn it off. If the fan is defective, the area where the lamp is located will be warmer than usual. When you turn your TV off after about half an hour of use, get close to the TV and you will be able to hear the cooling fan on for a minute or two, if not, the bulb cooling fan is defective, and the life of the bulb will be short.
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I have the LN46B750 and experience an occaisonal blackout for a second when my HVAC kicks on. I also am not sure if this could possibly be my 4 year old D*TV dvr. Would like to hear what you have running at the time when this happens, if it coincides with a power surge, etc. It's driving me crazy.
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Remove m power, plug tv directly into wall and see if tv turns off. If it doesn't turn off, your m power is over heating and possibly shorting out. It's very possible that your tv is over heating as well. Remember these conditioners only clean and stabilize power.Hope this was helpful
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I'm not sure. Our tv was not making any noise. It simply would shut off. After looking online at different forums, I was able to determine I needed a fan replacement by the number of times the red light near power button would blink. The fan fixed our problem and tv does not shut off anymore. If your buzzing noise is coming from back of the set and not speakers, it most likely is the fan. There are forums that say u can use compressed air to try and clean out the debris...but we found it was only a temporary solution and buying the fan was worth it! I recommend you Google "sony buzzing noise" to see what others say. Hope this helps! I'm not sure. Our tv was not making any noise. It simply would shut off. After looking online at different forums, I was able to determine I needed a fan replacement by the number of times the red light near power button would blink. The fan fixed our problem and tv does not shut off anymore. If your buzzing noise is coming from back of the set and not speakers, it most likely is the fan. There are forums that say u can use compressed air to try and clean out the debris...but we found it was only a temporary solution and buying the fan was worth it! I recommend you Google "sony buzzing... » Read More I'm not sure. Our tv was not making any noise. It simply would shut off. After looking online at different forums, I was able to determine I needed a fan replacement by the number of times the red light near power button would blink. The fan fixed our problem and tv does not shut off anymore. If your buzzing noise is coming from back of the set and not speakers, it most likely is the fan. There are forums that say u can use compressed air to try and clean out the debris...but we found it was only a temporary solution and buying the fan was worth it! I recommend you Google "sony buzzing noise" to see what others say. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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This seems to be a common problem with this product. I would contact the seller and get it fixed if the cost is reasonable. They sent me a new one when mine broke but now the second fan has gone out as well. As I do a lot with my dryer I can't afford for it to be down so I bought an Excaliber.
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The condenser turns off when the desired level is reached, but not the fan - it runs continuously. Can't say what happens after a power outage - haven't experienced one yet.
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If you are replacing a remote. I got one and sent it back. One has to install a receiver in the fan (you can't just program the remote). I talked to Hunter and they no longer made the remote that came with my fan(only way to control it) I ended up looking at the model number on my broken remote and I found a new one on ebay. It worked great. Good Luck.
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It's for the fan. I simply unplugged the fan and routed it to a separate fan controller that was powered by my main psu
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I do not know but would like to know if there is something. I don't see anything on my fan that I could plug in
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To expand on what Marcus said, if you were to turn off your TV manually, the remote doesn't know that. However, if this happens, there's a Help button on the remote you can use to get everything working again. It asks you several yes/no questions about the status of your equipment, and once you're done going through that, then everything's working again.
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Beth - There is power on button lower left on the control box. Is a circle with line coming down from the top. Try that and advise.
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same thing with me too........i bought two. one worked with the fan alaways on.The second never worked even for a minute.....not good...
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My TV is shutting off peridically. I checked the pin. it is OK.....is it the power supply>
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Hi, this product is not the correct product for you. However, at your own risk, and the fan nor the wiring diagram not in front of me to check it. It is really hard to know what each wire is. Typically, the Red and white usually connect to the power, blue to the light (dimming is done usually through the remote receiver) at this point there is usually 1 more wire for the motor. You have 3 left that is because your fan reverses via the remote. You can buy the correct one that reverses on amazon or ebay or try to Google the wiring diagram. I wouldn't touch it unless I knew what was what. You can burn out the unit very easily or make a fire hazard or get hurt.