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  1. 16th Jan 2013 07:22 #1
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    my chassis fan doesn't work .can someone guess the problem
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  2. 16th Jan 2013 07:51 #2
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    Hm, let's see....how many different models of PC have been manufactured over the last 15 years? Someone might be able to guess which one you have. You might get better advice if you furnish more information.

    In general, however, you should unplug the chassis fan's power cable from the motherboard, buy a new fan that fits, and plug its power cord into the same motherboard power connector you're using now. However, some PC's (usually Dell) require special types of chassis fans.
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  3. 16th Jan 2013 09:04 #3
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    Originally Posted by vignesh View Post
    my chassis fan doesn't work .can someone guess the problem
    It's dead?
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  4. 16th Jan 2013 20:20 #4
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    It's not plugged in?
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    The other possibility is that the PC's power supply is dead.
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