It probabky means your high speed winding is bad or relay defective.
SOURCE: This is a heating and
You have a bad board or bad switch. I would say board. You can have service tech check this out. There is only so far you can go without knowledge of Controls ad electricity. Russ
SOURCE: I have just installed a Bionair Evaporative
check the float assembly. wiggle it up and down. is water dripping there? if so, you know water is getting that far, you need to unplug the plugged area.. Also check the water line and ensure no shut-off valves are turned off.
SOURCE: Our fan on our brivis evaporative cooler is not wo...
there is a fan insert with a part Number 17517 this insert sits on the shaft of the motor. my fan is working but not blowing so i went up on to my roof and found out that this particular insert is broken (due to a birds nest )
SOURCE: master cool not cooling. Outside
I would bet that the problem lies in what you said about the pad. It needs to be well-soaked for the evaporative effect of the unit to do its job.
You give no model, but if you disassemble the unit (only the top panel) at the water distribution tube and expose it you can see what's going on. Water flow will be minimal.
The tube disconnects from the water supply tube at one end.
Disconnect it and, carefully since it's plastic, clear debris out of the distributor.
If it's like mine, it will have a fair amount of scale built-up in it. Once clear, re-assemble and start the unit.
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