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Re: The light on my fan comes on but the fan not coming...
The switch to the fan is likely bad or less likely, the motor went bad. You can check the switch by jumping it out and if the fan starts, replace the switch.
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i need help wit my westinghouse 52' ceiling fan. i have the lights wrking and the fan, but the dimmer wont work. i have the blue coming from fan connected the black coming from wall,and the white coming from fan connected to red coming from wall,then black coming from fan connected to another red coming from wall. now i need help how to make the dimmer work, is my connection wrong?
The pins inside the remote could have been switched or the wiring inside the fan could have come loose. Check the wiring at the fan first. The vibrations of the fan could have worked the light conrol wire loose.
Assuming you have a sportsman. The fan should come on before the light comes on. The fan is supposed to come on when the engine reaches 180 +/- 3 and should cut off when the engine goes back down to 149 +/- 8 and the overheating light will come on at 221 degrees. Your thermostatshould start opening at 176 degrees f and is fully opened at 205 degrees f. I would check the thermostat switch or first the fuse. You can check by disconnect the fan motor connector, then use two jumper wires ( negative battery terminal to the brown wire and the positive terminal to the red/ white or theorange/ black wire) if the fan kicks on its the switch as long as the wires look good. If it doesn't come on probably the fan motor. Hope this helped
This sounds like a refrigeration problem. On most freezers there are temperature switches that control the interior fan and light. The fan and light will not come on until the temp switch senses that the evaporator coil is at freezing or below. The "h" is a "high temp warning I would gues. :)
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