Installed Fantastic fan I bought years ago and now I notice that even it is upper class model with electric lid and rain sensor - it does not have thermostat.
So when I try to open it on colder day, I have to switch to manual crank.
Than when I leave it open with crank to auto, at some point at end of the day it will close.
So does it have set thermostat that I can't adjust?
What would be the setting?
So when I try to open it on colder day, I have to switch to manual crank.
Than when I leave it open with crank to auto, at some point at end of the day it will close.
So does it have set thermostat that I can't adjust?
What would be the setting?
The WI-FI operation is just a thought in the moment.
I have like 7 systems WI-FI operated in my house, so adding another 1 is not an issue, but do I really need it in the camper?
Than when I like automatic operation of thermostat, the fan is mounted in bathroom and will be also used for venting whole camper.
Meaning it will not only be operated for temperatures, but also for smell venting.
Teaching DW how to override thermostat is not in my plans for this season, so flip switch is going to be just fine.
Still not knowing model number for the fan? WHO CARES at this point ๐
Thanks again for all your help Anev
I have like 7 systems WI-FI operated in my house, so adding another 1 is not an issue, but do I really need it in the camper?
Than when I like automatic operation of thermostat, the fan is mounted in bathroom and will be also used for venting whole camper.
Meaning it will not only be operated for temperatures, but also for smell venting.
Teaching DW how to override thermostat is not in my plans for this season, so flip switch is going to be just fine.
Still not knowing model number for the fan? WHO CARES at this point ๐
Thanks again for all your help Anev
VICTORY.
So knowing how it suppose to work, I pulled the remote wires (that make for bigger task after I had the fan already installed in hard to reach place) and the lid/fan operates just fine with remote switch.
In my "garage pile of junk" I even found old thermostat, but it is furnace thermostat, when fan needs cooling thermostat.
No way I am spending $50 for factory thermostat, but wall switch is all I care about.
With switch on -the lid opens and fan starts.
With switch off -the lid closes.
Thinking about updating it to 21 Century, small relay and WI-FI plug, who cost about $10 will let me operate it via my android from any place in the World. (those plugs also have schedules and timers)
I already have WI-FI thermometer.
So knowing how it suppose to work, I pulled the remote wires (that make for bigger task after I had the fan already installed in hard to reach place) and the lid/fan operates just fine with remote switch.
In my "garage pile of junk" I even found old thermostat, but it is furnace thermostat, when fan needs cooling thermostat.
No way I am spending $50 for factory thermostat, but wall switch is all I care about.
With switch on -the lid opens and fan starts.
With switch off -the lid closes.
Thinking about updating it to 21 Century, small relay and WI-FI plug, who cost about $10 will let me operate it via my android from any place in the World. (those plugs also have schedules and timers)
I already have WI-FI thermometer.
Hey, thanks for your time doing the search.
My fan looks like the one in linked thread what makes it model 9988-81, Reading the thread - it is used with wall thermostat.
So now I have to dig the extra wires marked "remote" and use them for remote opening.
Or for $130 I can buy upgrade face with build-in thermostat
Link
Thanks a lot.
My fan looks like the one in linked thread what makes it model 9988-81, Reading the thread - it is used with wall thermostat.
So now I have to dig the extra wires marked "remote" and use them for remote opening.
Or for $130 I can buy upgrade face with build-in thermostat
Link
Thanks a lot.
I did some additional tries on my fan and there is nice Fantastic label on top of the shroud, with all the addresses and phone numbers (no longer valid) but there is no model number on it.
So close look and there is no temperature probe, meaning my guess that it might have single-set thermostat did not confirm.
Than each time I cycle OFF/ON, the lid goes to automatic closing.
Meaning the only way I can open the lid is manual, than I can operate it till I cycle off/on or rain sensor will force closing.
Kind of stupid design and seems the only purpose of lid motor is closing in the rain.
Bad news is I can't forget about leaving lid gear in manual crank as after cycling it off'on the lid motor will run forever.
So close look and there is no temperature probe, meaning my guess that it might have single-set thermostat did not confirm.
Than each time I cycle OFF/ON, the lid goes to automatic closing.
Meaning the only way I can open the lid is manual, than I can operate it till I cycle off/on or rain sensor will force closing.
Kind of stupid design and seems the only purpose of lid motor is closing in the rain.
Bad news is I can't forget about leaving lid gear in manual crank as after cycling it off'on the lid motor will run forever.
mike/kellie, Fantastic vent? manual 3 speed? There is a lug on the 3spd switch that is full switched 12v in any of the ON positions...
Shouldn't have needed to mess with to wire, but IF you did, possibly plugged in motor lead to wrong terminal? Or may have been mis-wired from factory. Worth a look.
Motor lead should be to middle output lug.
Unfamiliar with the 14spd/variable fan but thats on higher end fan.
Shouldn't have needed to mess with to wire, but IF you did, possibly plugged in motor lead to wrong terminal? Or may have been mis-wired from factory. Worth a look.
Motor lead should be to middle output lug.
Unfamiliar with the 14spd/variable fan but thats on higher end fan.
Found this, 2000TRS
Unfortunately not clearest picture.
Appears, if your board looks like this, thermostat external-possibly an option. looks like simple mechanical thermostat.
Not sure on operation or wiring, my guess if thermostat not used its leads from board (I would assume, again a guess) jumpered or connected together in lieu of using tstat. Don't see how tstat unconnected that would trigger lid to close, especially at some later time.
Lid closing suggests to me rain sensor? Maybe unplug see if lid stays open?
Unfortunately not clearest picture.
Appears, if your board looks like this, thermostat external-possibly an option. looks like simple mechanical thermostat.
Not sure on operation or wiring, my guess if thermostat not used its leads from board (I would assume, again a guess) jumpered or connected together in lieu of using tstat. Don't see how tstat unconnected that would trigger lid to close, especially at some later time.
Lid closing suggests to me rain sensor? Maybe unplug see if lid stays open?
Fantastic doesn't exist anymore. The business is taken by Dometic and their manuals are posted.
What I experienced with them - the Customer Service is no longer fantastic.
I will try to take some pictures and mail them, so thanks for the suggestion.
Who would thing such simple issue could get so complicated.
What I experienced with them - the Customer Service is no longer fantastic.
I will try to take some pictures and mail them, so thanks for the suggestion.
Who would thing such simple issue could get so complicated.
