What are the symptoms of a faulty car electric fan?
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You can determine whether the fan is damaged based on factors such as temperature and air conditioning pressure. If the car fan is damaged, it should be replaced promptly; otherwise, the cooling water temperature of the car will rise sharply, causing the radiator to boil over and coolant to spray out. In severe cases, it can lead to engine seizure, resulting in engine failure. Here is some additional information: 1. Fan aging: Since many engine fans are now made of plastic and the engine compartment is constantly exposed to high temperatures, over time, the components of the engine fan can age, causing the fan to stop rotating. 2. Sensor signal interference: The fan operates because it receives signals from the coolant temperature sensor and refrigerant pressure sensor, which control the fan's speed. If these sensors' signals are distorted due to external influences, it can ultimately affect the fan's operation. 3. Relay issues: If the fan does not rotate when the water temperature reaches the required level, it may indicate a problem with the fan's relay. Due to aging or other reasons, the fan's relay may remain in a normally open state, preventing it from closing and allowing the fan to function properly.