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Old 08-26-2017, 03:53 PM   #1
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Bypass the Danfoss fan control

Is there any reason I couldn't put a bypass wire to get my fan to turn off?
I only have a 3 wire Connector
I believe it's a positive wire a negative wire and the temp sensor wire.
I ran a jumper from the temp sensor wire to the positive of the solenoid
Now the fan comes on when the engine gets to 220 and turns off at 180

I am bypassing the danfoss electronic control box on top of the solenoid valve
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I did that but used a 180/200 temp sensor wired in. Works like a charm.
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I did that but used a 180/200 temp sensor wired in. Works like a charm.
Doesn't the existing wiring bring in the temp sensor already feeding info to Alladin and the danfoss unit?

Why does danfoss even have a control on there if the temp sensor feeds the 12v from the temp sensor by itself. I must be missing something.
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