To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does E3 error mean on my BIG ASS FANS F-EV1-5001 Fan?
The E3 error indicates under voltage protection. This means the supply voltage is too low (less than 100 V). Try using a different circuit or installing a voltage regulator.
What does E1 error mean on my BIG ASS FANS F-EV1-5001?
The E1 error indicates a voltage self-inspection error. Try using a different circuit or replacing the panel.
What does E6 error mean on my BIG ASS FANS Fan?
The E6 error indicates overheat protection. Ensure that airflow is not obstructed, check for mineral buildup on the motor, and verify the extension cord size.
What does E5 error mean on my BIG ASS FANS Fan?
The E5 error indicates overload protection, meaning the motor is running too hot. Check that airflow is not obstructed and verify the extension cord size.
What does E2 error mean on my BIG ASS FANS F-EV1-5001 Fan?
The E2 error indicates overcurrent protection. This means the current draw is too high. You should check the extension cord size, ensure the motor spins freely, and verify that airflow is not obstructed.
What to do if my BIG ASS FANS F-EV1-5001 is not running and makes a humming sound?
If your fan won't run but is humming, the blade might be hitting the shroud, or the motor might be stalled. Try re-centering the blade hub. If the motor will not turn by hand, you may need to replace it.
What to do if my BIG ASS FANS F-EV1-5001 Fan breaker trips or fuse blows when it starts?
If the breaker trips or the fuse blows when the fan starts, it could be due to a motor stall, an inadequate power source, or an extension cord with too small a gauge. You can try checking the power source and replacing the extension cord with a heavier one. If the issue persists, consider replacing the motor.
Why is water overflowing from my BIG ASS FANS F-EV1-5001 Fan reservoir?
General| Model | F-EV1-5001 |
|---|---|
| Category | Fan |
| Brand | BIG ASS FANS |
| Airfoil Material | Aluminum |
| Speed Settings | Variable |
| Mounting Type | Ceiling |
| Control Options | Wall Control |
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Guidance on connecting the water source to the cooler.
Information on connecting the cooler to the electrical power supply.
Detailed instructions for operating the cooler, including filling, pump, and fan.
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Explanation of how to operate the Cool-Space 500 using the remote control.
Steps to remove cooling pads for maintenance or cleaning.
Recommended daily cleaning and drying procedures for the cooler.
Guidelines for regular maintenance tasks to ensure peak efficiency.
Procedures for draining the water reservoir for cleaning or storage.
Instructions on using water treatment tablets to prevent mineral buildup.
Checklist for initial spring maintenance and cleaning procedures.
Recommended checks and maintenance during the summer season.
Steps for preparing the cooler for winter storage.
Solutions for common issues related to the pump not working.
Diagnosing and fixing problems with water flow and distribution.
Addressing issues with the fan not running or making noise.
Explanations and solutions for error codes displayed on the Cool-Space 500.
