On Sun, 6 Jul 2003 00:20:10 +0100, "Ian" <ian.RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote:
>Dear group
>
>Iam new to this group
>
>The cpu fan stopped rotating i replaced the fan but the original problem
>remained.
>
>The PSU is ouputing the correct voltages as measured by a volt meter and by
>the bios health check status.
>
>I have measured the voltage between the yellow and red and yellow and black
>terminal on the 3 way plug cpufan1 with the fan disconnected and get 4V DC
>in both occasions. I also measure the same voltages on the casefan1
>terminals on the mainboard.
>
>Does anyone know what is faulty so i can replace it.
>
>Thanks in advance for your help.
>
>I presume the fan requires 12 v dc to opperate across the yellow and black?
>what is the red lead for? As i cannot get the fan to opperate with a 9v
>battery across the yellow and black or the replacement fan.
Black is ground. (-)
Red is Positive. (+)
Yellow (sometimes blue or green) is for the fans RPM detection, do not
apply power to this lead.
What ever you do, don't short out the fan header pins!
Ed
>
>Ian
>
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