ang_moh
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Hi,
my son is working on a wind tunnel project. For that I had bought a 12” inch used fan off Carousell. It was working fine, I removed the covers etc. to be able to attach to a card box and prior to fixing it I did run a test and all was good. I then attached it to the box with doc kinda tape, I pressed quite a bit to make it as flush as possible. Once we pretty much assembled all the parts and wanted to do a dry run the fan was dead. I can’t see any loose cables which I may have caused during installation and I don’t understand what might be broken. I have unfortunately have no device to measure if any power is getting through. I have moved the timer outside as it was too high (white thingy in right hand side). In the middle is the alles knob and Acts as in/off. On left side is the move button for the grill to rotate. In one of the photos I made a red circle, there the red cable going to the timer is a bit loose, it just moves inside but can’t pull out. Any tips are appreciated.
my son is working on a wind tunnel project. For that I had bought a 12” inch used fan off Carousell. It was working fine, I removed the covers etc. to be able to attach to a card box and prior to fixing it I did run a test and all was good. I then attached it to the box with doc kinda tape, I pressed quite a bit to make it as flush as possible. Once we pretty much assembled all the parts and wanted to do a dry run the fan was dead. I can’t see any loose cables which I may have caused during installation and I don’t understand what might be broken. I have unfortunately have no device to measure if any power is getting through. I have moved the timer outside as it was too high (white thingy in right hand side). In the middle is the alles knob and Acts as in/off. On left side is the move button for the grill to rotate. In one of the photos I made a red circle, there the red cable going to the timer is a bit loose, it just moves inside but can’t pull out. Any tips are appreciated.