[xxx@Server ] /system health> print
fan-mode: auto
use-fan: main
active-fan: none
voltage: 12.1V
current: 865mA
temperature: 33C
cpu-temperature: 65C
power-consumption: 10.4W
fan1-speed: 0RPM
The temperatures are normal range. An earlier post my Normis said 50 DegC will kick the fan into action.the CPU temperature is high ( see bellow). Any solution or the fan is broken?
Code: Select all[xxx@Server ] /system health> print fan-mode: auto use-fan: main active-fan: none voltage: 12.1V current: 865mA temperature: 33C cpu-temperature: 65C power-consumption: 10.4W fan1-speed: 0RPM
I change this to manual mode but not work. When turned off the RouterBoard and turn on the fan again returned to work. This is looking like a bug.The temperatures are normal range. An earlier post my Normis said 50 DegC will kick the fan into action.the CPU temperature is high ( see bellow). Any solution or the fan is broken?
Code: Select all[xxx@Server ] /system health> print fan-mode: auto use-fan: main active-fan: none voltage: 12.1V current: 865mA temperature: 33C cpu-temperature: 65C power-consumption: 10.4W fan1-speed: 0RPM
You can test the fan by changing the mode to manual.
I need turn off RB to for the fans runWhich RouterOS version are you using?
6:33.3
Firmware version? (see System >Routerboard?).
routerboard: yes
model: 1100AHx2
serial-number: xxxxxxxxx
firmware-type: p2020
current-firmware: 3.24
upgrade-firmware: 3.24
I'd open the cover to inspect the fan is actually properly plugged in place.
Everything is connected
What happens if you specify auxiliary fan?
Absolutely nothing
