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Subject Topic: Carver Fanmaster not working Post Reply Post New Topic
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19/7/2008 at 4:31pm
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Can anyone please help??? Yesterday the fanmaster was working fine blowing air around my caravan and today, nothing!  The green lights on teh thermostat and control panel wont go firm and remains flashing on all settings, even just the fan alone.  There is 240v getting to the fanmaster.  Any ideas?


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0115 9213175 (9 till 5)
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Fanmaster 240v

PRIMARY FAULT SECONDARY FAULT CAUSE ACTION
No heat on 240v None Reset button tripped/faulty Reset
Replace if faulty
Thurmo fuse blown Replace with reset button kit
Fault on Printed Circuit Board(P.C.B) Replace P.C.B
No fan Fault on Printed Circuit Board(P.C.B) Replace P.C.B
Fan inoperative Light on switch ass. flashing Fault on P.C.B. Replace P.C.B
None Fault with fan Replace fan motor
Fault on P.C.B. Replace P.C.B
240v reset button keeps "Tripping out" None Fan motor worn Replace fan
Blocked air ducts Check for obstruction
Fan impeller dusty Clean impeller well
No light on switch assembly None No 12v Check supply
Constant fan operation None Fault on P.C.B. Replace P.C.B



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Always makes me laugh when it says under ACTION 'Replace PCB' why not repair or replace?
To me these fault finders are simply out to maximise the sales of spares.
Anyway this is probably the action needed here, repair that is! but the first reason for the light to continue flashing is low battery voltage so check that.
If the pcb is indeed faulty, then I'd also replace the fan motor at the same time as this will have most likely caused the fault on the pcb.

Generally pcb faults are proceeded by a noisy fan? this is due to worn bearings and the extra load this causes overloads the pcb, in some cases it's also possible it's damaged the control switch.



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