>>Andy's right. Do one or the other, but not both. It's probably easiest to
>>reverse the polarity of the fan motor. Do this by grounding the blue wire
>>instead of the black.
>
>I'll check it again after I get home from work. But it did make a difference
>on my first test.
Didn't mean to open a can of worms here with my original statement. I was
only trying to point out a possible problem as to why some fans don't seem
to be cooling as well as expected. Besides, I was only repeating what the
directions for a Hayden #3710 said. But I think Jim Miller said it best, so
I'm sticking with his explanation. That, and the fact that reversing the
blade AND polarity make a much better puller fan, from a pusher, than just
reversing the polarity. <g>
Steve
jsm@iglou.com
Lou-a-vull, KY
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