On Designer DET/DEC units such as the DET3050CI, 35-3-34 tells you the Zone 3 speed setting is too high: the fan is spinning faster than commanded. That usually follows a blade that has worked loose, a…
On Designer DET/DEC units such as the DET3050CI, 35-3-34 tells you the Zone 3 speed setting is too high: the fan is spinning faster than commanded. That usually follows a blade that has worked loose, a missing blade, or a motor that is not suited to the board. Cooling in Zone 3 can stay normal, while the fan may sound sharper or louder than before.
1. Listen to Zone 3 with the door open and the switch pressed. 2. Note any rattle or whine. 3. Turn the breaker off for one minute, then on. 4. Book a visit if the code returns or the sound gets worse.
Not necessarily. It means the fan is turning faster than the board asked. A loose blade is the most common reason, and that is often a quick fix.
No. Zone 3 usually keeps cooling. Just keep an ear on the noise and book a visit within the week so a loose blade does not cause more trouble.
We check the blade, motor and board signal, then give you a written price. After the repair we confirm the fan speed, and labor is backed by our 30-day workmanship warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.