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Fan Controller LCD went nutty ?

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domoMKIV

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Last night it worked fine, displayed everything JUST GREAT.
Today i went to turn on my PC and all i got was a loud, constant beep - as if the temp from something was way too high and the alert from the fan controller came on - but none of the sensors are plugged in for temps and NOTHING was touching the sensor pins on the controller.

I then unplugged the 1st 3pin plugged in and the noise went away. Plugged that first 3pin (from the PSU) back in and the sound came back. I then swapped the 2nd slot (fan) with the 1st slot (psu fan for rpm reading) and it no beeping.

NOW however, my LCD screen shows no text. Just a lighted blank screen.


Super Flower Fan Master is what I have. The fan speeds are still adjustable as well. Just the LCD screen seems to have lost its text.
http://www.virtual-hideout.net/reviews/superflower_fan_master/index.shtml - if you need to see the controller.


Any ideas?? Im lost :(
 
Im shooting blind here but does this unit have a battery? If it does remove the battery power the unit on to see if the display clears up, turn it off, then put the battery back in.

This used to happen with my ThermalTake Hardcano 13 but I dont know how similar that is to yours :confused:
 
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