How do i fix a broken cooling fan - E-Machines eMachines Desktop PC

The C-3303 error on a Konica copier typically indicates a problem with the cooling fan. Here are some steps you can take to try and fix the issue:

1. Check the fan: Open the copier and check the cooling fan to see if it's running properly. If it's not, check for any obstructions that may be blocking it or any loose connections.
2. Clean the fan: If the fan appears to be running but the error persists, it may be dirty and in need of cleaning. Turn off the copier and unplug it before attempting to clean the fan. Use a soft brush or compressed air to remove any dust or debris that may be clogging the fan.
3. Replace the fan: If the fan is damaged or not functioning properly, it may need to be replaced. Contact your Konica technician or authorized service provider to order a replacement fan and have it installed.
4. Reset the error code: After addressing the issue with the cooling fan, reset the error code by pressing the "Function" button followed by "Clear" and then "Err". Enter "OK" to clear the error code and restart the copier.

If none of these steps solve the issue, it may be necessary to have a professional technician diagnose and repair the copier.

You can drive the car ,but you may experience some handling issues and noise that you normally would not hear. Try to get it fixed as soon as possible to keep from creating other problems in the drive train components.

Is your radiator cooling fan operating when the A/C is turned on? The cooling fan should be running at all times with the A/C on. If it does not, then your problem is being caused by a bad cooling fan motor, a bad cooling fan relay, a broken fan motor circuit, or broken fan control circuit.

If the fan is not running you should use the computer because you could cause it to overheat and become very damaged. Right now it is possible that JUST the fan is broken, which would be a simple fix. The reason the computer is shutting off after a few minutes is because it's trying to save itself from melting. You need to remove the fan, find the manufacturer and model number on the fan and order a replcement and install it before you attempt to use the computer any further.

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If money is tight I would try to replace the fan, I seen them on ebay for 10 bucks, but what I am concern with is what broke off all the blades, and did the laptop over heat when it was powered on with a faulty fan. Personally what I would do is order the fan, if it fixes it you did good, if it doesn't fix it then you are only out 10 + freight, and then it is time for a new laptop.

A lot of different things fall into this senario.Low coolant level,air in the cooling system,and a stuck thermostat,or,a bad coolant sensor,or even a bad cooling fan relay,or the cooling fans are bad.Turn the defrost on or the ac,the cooling fans should come on if the fans,and the relay are ok,if so,replace the thermostat,and coolant sensor,and bleed the cooling system of air.

A temporary solution for this, is to use a fan to blow some air to the back of the unit. Looks like -as you already figured- the condenser fan is broken. If your fridge starts cooling with the external fan, you may have keep it working on this way until it is fixed.

If you had previous service in your appliance, perhaps the tech guy forgot to plug the fan connecto to the power.

it because your fan is broken u need to fix it or buy new one it makes shut off because its too hot in the playstatoin that it shuts down and your fan is not cooling down the ps2 i dont know how to fix fan so um thats it

di you see or hear the fan running fan might be stuck check that out no fan no circulating cold air you may have problem with the heating element what make frost free inside you should melt all the ice inside around the damper check if you see broken glass the little heating element if it not broken and listen for that important fan if it running check it uot thank for using fixya pierre