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boeckman OP t1_ituckt2 wrote
Ahhh, this may be the issue. Between your reply and GolfIscarLimaFoxtrot’s, I think this may be it. What would I search for in terms of LED’s with resistors built in?
WEEEBBER9999 t1_itsrlue wrote
New LEDS take more voltage?
RnDanger t1_itssc4m wrote
Adding blue or white might do that, especially if the other LEDs are red yellow and green
boeckman OP t1_itsud2m wrote
So that would cause the fan to just shut off?
GolfOscarLimaFoxtrot t1_itt4778 wrote
Yes, because there isn't enough electricity supplied to run both and the lights will suck up as much power as they need leaving the fan with inadequate power to draw from.
SmolderingLog t1_itstlnj wrote
The D in LED stands for diode, which is a directional shunt. Try reversing the leads.
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HiPat t1_ittvgf0 wrote
Shit in the fan ?
alexalexalex09 t1_itu3ns9 wrote
Just tried doing that and it didn't work for me, it just smells worse now
mr78rpm t1_ittxhut wrote
Try reversing tge pair of wires going too the LED.
Diligent_Nature t1_itsve3o wrote
Some LEDs have current limiting resistors built in. They are usually designed for 5V or 12V. Bare LEDs need some type of current limiting, either resistors or constant current supplies.