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| Author: | Sam Powell [ Sat Aug 10, 2013 7:12 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Head lamp on buzzer/electric fan circuit? |
Sorry to put two questions on the same thread. Someone, I think Ed, gave me a circuit to keep the electric fan on for just one cycle after shut off. Can someone point me towards that please? Also,does anybody have a good healight warning light buzzer circuit they like? Thanks Sam |
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| Author: | emsvitil [ Sun Aug 11, 2013 1:55 am ] |
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I don't think it was me, but I know how to do the relay.............. Don't have a picture, so you'll have to draw your own. I'm assuming the temperature sensors grounds out when you want the fan on........... Start with standard lighting relay ![]() Terminal 30 is to battery Terminal 87 to fan Terminal 85 goes to the temperature sensor/switch (not ground) Initially terminal 86 would be an ignition sourced wire so fan would only work when ignition is on. (green wire would connect to IGN) You need 2 1 amp diodes and some wire to keep the fan on. (If fan was on when you shut down, it will stay on until the temperature sensor/switch shuts off) Modify as follows Insert 1 diode into wire from IGN to terminal 86 IGN ---- diode ->|--- term 86 Current now can only go one way from from IGN sourced wire Add wire and diode from terminal 87 back to terminal 86 T87 ----diode ->|--- T86 This supplies power to terminal 86 once the IGNition is cutoff if the fan was running when you shut down. Once the circuit is broken by the temp sensor/switch, it stays off The diodes prevent current from going from IGN directly to fan (T87/86 diode), or from fan output back to the IGN when IGN is off (IGN/T86 diode). |
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| Author: | Sam Powell [ Sun Aug 11, 2013 4:22 am ] |
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Thanks Ed. I will draw this up when I get home. It. Sounds pretty simple. This is two speed fan with twp relys. I guess this should go on the low speed one. I think the high speed will not run by itself. I'ii have to do a little sleuthing here. Sam |
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