Hello all,
This is my first post and i have little to no knowledge about electronics. Long story short, I have two DC fans that have inbuilt light. The light and fan in both the fans operates using remote control. On Fan A using the remote i could switch on the fan but not the light. Everything was working for Fan B. I took out the receiver from Fan B and installed it on Fan A. Everything worked for two days and the the lights were out again. So now i have two fans that i cannot operate the lights. the fan still works on both the fans.
I opened up the receiver and i shorted a transistor. the light turns on every time i do that but only as long as the short happens.
Question - please find the attached picture of TRIAC. I am not able to find this online or anywhere. Can some one please provide some direction on what the best next alternative is?
Also what do the inscriptions on the TRIAC mean?
This is my first post and i have little to no knowledge about electronics. Long story short, I have two DC fans that have inbuilt light. The light and fan in both the fans operates using remote control. On Fan A using the remote i could switch on the fan but not the light. Everything was working for Fan B. I took out the receiver from Fan B and installed it on Fan A. Everything worked for two days and the the lights were out again. So now i have two fans that i cannot operate the lights. the fan still works on both the fans.
I opened up the receiver and i shorted a transistor. the light turns on every time i do that but only as long as the short happens.
Question - please find the attached picture of TRIAC. I am not able to find this online or anywhere. Can some one please provide some direction on what the best next alternative is?
Also what do the inscriptions on the TRIAC mean?
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