Originally Posted by reuter
i'd say do it however it takes to get it back to exactly the way it operated before you removed it or better. i wouldnt bullshit anything to do with cooling. spend the money on good parts and fix it right, whichever option that may be.
just my $.02
I'm not bullshitting anything, just looking for the most cost-effective way to do this. Time and money are my concern. I want it to function better than before, just need some ideas before I go shopping.
Originally Posted by HybridBert
i see...my solution is more if your thermo switch isn't working.. you can use that probe instead of buying a factory switch. If you are looking for some kind of notificaiton that it's working, you can make a display light parallel to the fan motor circuit. This will only tell you if your fan is getting power, kinda the same as a manual switch. If you have a bad fan, a display light or a manual switch won't help you.
All the notification I need is to hear it running, and if I can switch it on and off manually then I'm happy.