Creat-a-breeze

[Epat]

Flagstaff 23 ft. t/t has a create a breeze fan in the bathroom that stopped working.
There is what appears to be a thing that looks like a resistor underneath a screen that may be defective ( a rain sensor????). When I short out the leads to this, the fan works. My multimeter shows 12v across the leads.

Any ideas?

[acadianbob]

Might be a built in fuse? Have you checked?

[Boyd]

If accessable, check the wires connecting the sensor.

[18CrewDually]

the windings you see are resistors for the different speeds. I had a problem with the activation switch that turns the fan on when you open the hatch. It's accessible from the roof. The switch is the ground for the motor.

[Coops1]

Originally Posted by 87CrewDually

the windings you see are resistors for the different speeds. I had a problem with the activation switch that turns the fan on when you open the hatch. It's accessible from the roof. The switch is the ground for the motor.

I had the same problem.

[Epat]

Fuse is good and the fan works on all speeds if I create a short across the leads to the thing that may be a rain sensor.

I guess my question is "is this a rain sensor and would there be any long term damage if I just connected the leads permanently"

[Boyd]

I would think you'd have no problems....But, first I'd give the company a call. I've delt with them in the past and they did everything possible to be of service.


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