ASUS A8M2N-LA, Phoenix Bios (v.5.04), System fan failure warning

After POST screen I get the warning msg "System Fan Failure" (service
your pc) Press F2 to continue.
I changed the system fan and still getting the same msg. I have not
tried to replace the fan on the heatsink though. Could that one be the
problem or is there somewhere in the BIOS I could turn this msg off?

Any help would be appreciated.

wrote in news:00658012-666b-4292-a17a-a1a4a847f0e2@
40g2000prx.googlegroups.com:

> After POST screen I get the warning msg "System Fan Failure" (service
> your pc) Press F2 to continue.
> I changed the system fan and still getting the same msg. I have not
> tried to replace the fan on the heatsink though. Could that one be the
> problem or is there somewhere in the BIOS I could turn this msg off?
>
> Any help would be appreciated.

Do both fans spin up when you try to power on?

On Nov 17, 7:56*pm, ShadowTek <Shadow...@fake.email> wrote:
> ourgoa...@gmail.com wrote in news:00658012-666b-4292-a17a-a1a4a847f0e2@
> 40g2000prx.googlegroups.com:
>
> > After POST screen I get the warning msg "System Fan Failure" (service
> > your pc) Press F2 to continue.
> > I changed the system fan and still getting the same msg. I have not
> > tried to replace the fan on the heatsink though. Could that one be the
> > problem or is there somewhere in the BIOS I could turn this msg off?
>
> > Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Do both fans spin up when you try to power on?

Yes, both fans spin up and both continue to spin without hesitation.

wrote in news:87f81224-62b3-4325-a29b-
:

>> Do both fans spin up when you try to power on?
>
> Yes, both fans spin up and both continue to spin without hesitation.

Is the new fan exactly the same type as the old one?

On Nov 18, 11:12*am, ShadowTek <Shadow...@fake.email> wrote:
> ourgoa...@gmail.com wrote in news:87f81224-62b3-4325-a29b-
> 366d94cd6...@v5g2000prm.googlegroups.com:
>
> >> Do both fans spin up when you try to power on?
>
> > Yes, both fans spin up and both continue to spin without hesitation.
>
> Is the new fan exactly the same type as the old one?

No it is not the same type as the old one. It is the same size; but
that is all.

wrote in news:b1ddfbcb-a434-4ace-a9c1-9e6f8e7de152
@g38g2000yqn.googlegroups.com:

>> Is the new fan exactly the same type as the old one?
>
> No it is not the same type as the old one. It is the same size; but
> that is all.

What is different?

Are the connectors the same?

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On Nov 18, 11:12 am, ShadowTek <Shadow...@fake.email> wrote:
> ourgoa...@gmail.com wrote in news:87f81224-62b3-4325-a29b-
> 366d94cd6...@v5g2000prm.googlegroups.com:
>
> >> Do both fans spin up when you try to power on?
>
> > Yes, both fans spin up and both continue to spin without hesitation.
>
> Is the new fan exactly the same type as the old one?

No it is not the same type as the old one. It is the same size; but
that is all.
..
ourgoalie
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Then its cable may not contain the wire that carries the information
on how fast the fan is spinning.

Robert