Dryers - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support
Dryer wont stay running. Has no code?
When it stops are the clothes very hot? It may be cutting out on overheat. Check the vent hose at the back and all the way out to the wall vent. Make sure the vents open freely and there are no birds nests in the pipe.
8/7/2022 6:50:41 PM •
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Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan At Slow Speed
I recently replaced my hampton bay fan for the same reason (slow at all speeds) and discovered scorched and melted capacitors and wiring inside the fan. My suggestion is to stop using fan and replace immediately.
Ceiling fan stopped turning
Usually the capacitor has burned out, and needs to be replaced.
Try going online looking at the manufacturers site and inquiring.
hope this helps
Connecting wires
You are just missing one wire to all the circuits. The ones that work are good ... add the one wire that is not hooking up to the others to complete a serial circuit.
Wiring ceiling fans to wall switch
Hi Bigelow,
You need two switches. It sounds like the Electrician set up the junction box for two circuits(Lights and Fans). i say this because your supply has 4 wires, Red , Black, White and Bare. We may be able to oversome this with one Lutron Switch. Allow me to investigate, and I will be back.
Need a basic diagram to wire a ceiling fan.
Depending on how your place is wired will dictate the solution here.
The light box in your ceiling should have two or three wires. Black and White, or Red, Black and White.
If you have two wires (one switch to control everything):
Black is power - hook this to the fan's power wire (and the fan's light wire if applicable)
White is neutral - hook this to the fan's neutral wire.
If you have three wires (two separate switches):
Red is power for the light - hook this to the fan's light wire if applicable
Black is for the fan - hook this to the fan's motor
White is neutral - hook this to the fan's neutral wire.
Why does my dryer vent smell like gas outside my house?
It is a gas appliance and as such should only be worked on by a qualified, registered gas technician. Call in a professional please. The gas to air mix is wrong. Techs use 'sniffers' to correct these days. You also have some sort of ignition or sensing problem. Your fixing method of 'let's try replacing this', never works and is expensive.
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