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    GBusy24
    last edited by 27 Dec 2016, 15:11

    My part cooling fan has stopped working. There seems to be a failure associated with the PWM Fan0 port that I have that fan connected to. It shows 24.1 volts w/ no load, but w/ the fan attached, voltage drops to 2.6. I attached another fan that I know to be good to it and have the same result. Advise please.

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      dc42 administrators
      last edited by 27 Dec 2016, 22:07

      Sounds like a bad connection or a failed MOSFET - although that's a strange failure mode for a MOSFET.

      When you set the fan to fully on with a fan connected, is it the positive terminal that isn't at +24V, or the negative terminal that isn't at 0V?

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        GBusy24
        last edited by 28 Dec 2016, 01:40

        Negative terminal is showing 21.3.

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          dc42 administrators
          last edited by 28 Dec 2016, 07:36

          In that case, my guess is that the Fan0 mosfet has failed.

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            GBusy24
            last edited by 28 Dec 2016, 15:55

            Any type of warranty with these boards?

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              dc42 administrators
              last edited by 28 Dec 2016, 16:56

              Yes, speak to your supplier.

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