Saturday, May 19, 2012
| Ceiling Fan Help \ Ceiling Fan Problems \ fan stopped and started working suddenly | ||||||
| joelsicko Posted on 9/19/2010 5:26:18 PM | ||||||
| The other night, I pulled the string on my fan to turn the light on while the fan was spinning. The light didn't come on, and the fan stopped working. I checked the breaker box in the other room and everything there was OK. Just a few minutes ago, I flipped the switch and pushed up on the fan. Then the light came on and the blades started spinning. Could I just have a loose connection? Is it safe to use a fan if it does that? | ||||||
| Dan ''Spiffy'' Neuman Posted on 4/21/2012 6:35:14 AM | ||||||
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If it was previously running fine, and the blades spin freely by hand, replacing the cap should solve the problem. Read more: http://ada19851985.proboards.com/ index.cgi?board=problems&action=display&thread=5550#ixzz1sgKSvcAv |
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| bryan1980 Posted on 4/21/2012 6:37:33 AM | ||||||
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Blenderfan is fixed! The original cap was a 5uf also, it was an oval one, though. I made the round one fit. Glad that's all it was! Read more: http://ada19851985.proboards.com/ index.cgi?board=problems&action=display&thread=5550#ixzz1sgL2Tb9k |
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