Over head fan died

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• pthomas745 Moderator Posts: 4,192

  July 2024 edited July 2024

  On the Fantastic fan itself, there is a fuse on the unit.  Have you found that one?  Look at the Fuses thread below, and look at that little fuse in the holder.   (If you haven't already!)

  If this fuse is ok, there might be ways to check if the power switch, etc, is still functioning.

  https://tab-rv.vanillacommunity.com/discussion/3512/fuses-for-newbies/p1

  
  

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• Ruth1098 Member Posts: 3

  July 2024

  Thanks for the reference. Did check the fan fuse first. Seems to be intact.  

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• MuttonChops Member Posts: 1,785

  July 2024

  The Roof Fan has an internal fuse [already noted in other comments] and three switches that control power.
  
    1}  3-Speed Power
    2}  Air Flow Direction, center is off
    3}  Lid Open, lid must be open a couple of inches
  
  Confirm all switches are in the operate mode.
  

  
  

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• psuvtech Member Posts: 4

  August 2024

  Hello @Ruth1098 did you ever solve this problem?  Our stock fan in our 2018 320 S just stopped working as well and fuses seem fine.
  Thanks!

  2021 400 Boondock / Jax, FL
  2018 320-S
  
  

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• psuvtech Member Posts: 4

  August 2024

  My fan was working intermittently and appears to have been caused by a stuck lid closed switch.  Just FYI for anyone else having a similar issue.

  2021 400 Boondock / Jax, FL
  2018 320-S
  
  

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