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myredracer
Jun 10, 2018Explorer II
wopachop wrote:
RedRacer thats a fun troubleshoot to think about. I wonder if youre hearing voltage fluctuations? Or maybe the dimmer knob which i think is just a potentiometer is dusty? Or maybe the dimmer at very low settings will fluctuate like that just due to its design.
If its super super super annoying and you have the time to play with things you could try a couple tests.
1. Access the fan wires and power it from a 12v battery. Or a 12v power supply. To isolate it from everything.
2. Pull off whatever covers you can and spray the inside of the dimmer knob with electronics cleaner. Or blast it with air.
Thx for the ideas! We replaced the WFCO converter with a Progressive Dynamics along with a new AGM battery a couple of seasons ago and no change. Each fan has it's own IR remote control so nothing to blast with a cleaner. I'm leaning towards more of a mechanical thing.
Maybe at a certain RPM it's matching the harmonic frequency of the roof structure components? Very annoying and sure would like to fix it. Maybe the fan motors could be isolated with some type of rubber mounts?? Have no idea what these things look like inside.
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