Need wire diagram to reconnecting fan - Hampton Bay 24750 Huntington III Ceiling Fan

You can find wiring diagrams for 3 speed drum fans online. You can search for the specific make and model of your fan to find the wiring diagram. Alternatively, you can contact the manufacturer of your fan to request a wiring diagram.

Start with a wiring diagram.

Disconnect the creative wiring and check the multiple power inputs to the ECM are functioning as prescribed (ignition switch OFF/RUN/START).

Try "Carmin Std" app for free (with ads) wiring diagrams.

Most ceiling fans are factory wired so that the light is independently controlled from the fan, therefore when you turn on/off the wall switch it has no control over turning the light on or off.

However, the light can be wired, inside the fan unit, so that it works in conjunction with the fan, so that when you turn the wall switch on or off, it will turn both the fan and light on or off together.

To do so would require the specific wiring diagram of how the fan unit is presently wired. It's a simple modification, but without knowing or seeing how it's wired (internally) it's impossible to tell you which wires need to be modified and reconnected.

If you go to Autozone.com site and register your vehicle, you can get free wiring diagrams and fusebox layouts for your car. Another site is alldatadiy.com

Years ago, some Libraries would buy books which illustrated the wiring on many vehicles.

Finally, do a Web search using the header "1986 Dodge 600 wiring diagrams (or illustrated wiring)"

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Check and see if the Radiator cooling fan is working. It should cycle more or run continuously when the AC is on. There are often 2 heat sensors for the Temperature, 1 is for the gauge and the other is for the Radiator fan.

Just having water flow is not enough to cool the engine, the electric Radiator fan makes a big difference. There should be a Relay in the Powerbox. You can get Diagrams for the wiring at Autozone.com when you register for FREE. Then you will be able to tell what is in the Powerbox and get chassis wiring diagrams.

Since you had a new radiator installed, there is a possibility that the electric fan was not reconnected.

The wires usually just have connectors that push on/pull off. Some capacitors run the fan and the compressor and have 3 different terminals. It is very important to make sure the wires get put back on the right terminals on this type. You can find a capacitor at a local heating and air store.

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There should be a wiring diagram on the panel of the furnace. In the box of the icm 281 is step by step instructions.

Maybe this will help

Take notes on your low voltage wires from the thermostat and condenser. W Y R C G. Write down what color wires go to above terminals.

On your high voltage wiring,
Take the black wire from the transformer and put it on PR-1.
Take the white wire from the transformer and put it on PR-2
Take the black power wire from the panel interlock switch and connect it to L1
Take the white neutral power wire and connect it to L2
Take the black fan motor wire and connect it to HI
Take the red fan motor wire and connect it to LO
Take the white fan motor wire and connect it to COM
Then reconnect your low voltage terminal wires to W Y R C G.

Thats it.

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