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Joy-it Acrylic case with fan for Raspberry Pi 4
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Joy-it Acrylic case with fan for Raspberry Pi 4

Question about Joy-it Acrylic case with fan for Raspberry Pi 4

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wernergers

5 years ago

My package was missing a description which was important for the connection of the fans. You can find the description here: https://joy-it.net/de/products/RB-CaseP4+03B

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pdk4u6969

5 years ago

...thanks for the info!

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JPS_Lux

5 years ago

exactly... pin4 = positive pole (+5V; red cable); pin6 = ground (neutral; black cable);
Usually the fans make some noise (scratching...); here it helps (as mentioned elsewhere) to turn the fans upside down (i.e. they suck out the air instead of blowing it inwards...). They don't make noise any more (mine have become silent, so to speak...) AND you can feel whether warm or hot air is flowing out.

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wsidler12

5 years ago

Thanks for the tip - I felt the same way. Delivery without instructions :-)

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Anonymous

5 years ago

MVP

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Anonymous

5 years ago

In this video, the connection of the fan can be seen better and is also explained:
https://m.youtube.com/watch