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    • Phaedruxundefined
      Phaedrux Moderator @massimilianoconti
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      @massimilianoconti said in all fans don't work:

      the fuse is working

      How did you verify that the fuse is still intact?

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      • massimilianocontiundefined
        massimilianoconti
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        with tester I checked continuity and everything seems ok. I attach the photo I believe tr5 broken. I don't know how it is possible. however no fan works
        fan duet 2.jpg

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        • massimilianocontiundefined
          massimilianoconti
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          I can't say more than that. I know that everything has gone well to date, it didn't take this problem, it forces me to replace the whole board I think. without fans no one can go.

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          • A Former User?
            A Former User
            last edited by A Former User

            Try measuring as indicated, should beep or measure close to 0 ohm in all cases.
            2020-04-15 22_49_37-Clipboard.jpg

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            • massimilianocontiundefined
              massimilianoconti
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              there is continuity between the jumper and fan bridge and fuse. the size of the tr5 I did not understand how to do it

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              • massimilianocontiundefined
                massimilianoconti
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                I had seen badly I checked everything also the continuity between resistance and fan and power supply all ok

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                • A Former User?
                  A Former User @massimilianoconti
                  last edited by A Former User

                  @massimilianoconti said in all fans don't work:

                  all ok

                  if you the connect a fan to the always on ports and it doesn't work, then the fan (or power supply is broken)

                  To check mosfet TR5 you can mesure from Vfan- and GND like shown (use diode test --|>|--)
                  2020-04-15 23_10_53-2020-04-15 22_49_37-Clipboard_mosfet_tr5.jpg

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                  • massimilianocontiundefined
                    massimilianoconti
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                    the voltage is not zero, it marks a value

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                    • A Former User?
                      A Former User
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                      I'm sure it won't kill you to be specific, about both measurements, need to reverse polarity and repeat measurement.

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                      • massimilianocontiundefined
                        massimilianoconti
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                        I see + 0.3 v and -0.3 v

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                        • A Former User?
                          A Former User
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                          Negative reading on a diode test, and fans that dont work when they should. I think you need an excorcist, or maybe some pictures showing measurement and meter.

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