No, you're wrong Chris.
His fan needs  air-conditioner


Chris Eddy wrote:

> Ahh, matt, the answer is simple.  Your fan needs a fan.
>
> Chris Eddy
> Pioneer Microsystems, Inc.
>
> Matt Calder wrote:
>
> >         Sorry for the off topic question, but it is truly only a sign of
> > respect for the knowledge on this list, and also because it is 100+
> > degrees and I am going bonkers.
> >         I am in a small room with several heat spewing computers on a very
> > warm Colorado summer day. The floor standing fan in the room with me keeps
> > turning off every five minutes. Off-on-off-on, the temperature rises
> > twenty degrees every time it goes off. This is not a thermostat-like
> > feature on the fan, it is a recent development. Does anyone know what I
> > can look at (I have my tools) to keep it going?
> >
> >         Matt
> >
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