Showing posts with label Capacitor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Capacitor. Show all posts

Sunday, 19 July 2020

Is the capacitor connected parallel to the fan or in series?

The ceiling fan has 2 windings. A winding consists of a capacitor that is permanently connected in series. This capacitor is located in the fan housing.

Most of the new ones have 2 capacitors on the switch which they are connected in series with the first capacitor located on the fan. They control fan speed through 3-speed switches.

Connecting the capacitor in series reduces capacitance thus slowing the fan run.

Fault finding signal. If Fab = N moves too slowly at high-speed setting then the capacitor in the fan body is faulty. If the fan runs fine at the high-speed setting but is not running properly at low and medium speeds, the problem is on the switch and there is a 2 capacitor pack on the switch. Switch (supplied to the fan) to pass this switch. If the fan runs fine at high speed then the fan is fine.

Ceiling fan
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