Fan constantly on at 6000RPM all the time

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MacBook Pro 15" Core 2 Duo 모델 A1226 & A1260

2.2, 2.4, 2.5, 또는 2.6 GHz Core 2 Duo 프로세서

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Fan constantly on at 6000RPM all the time

Dear all,

I recently replaced the logic board on my Mac, now I have this fan constantly on at 6000RPM all the time issue.

So I did an Apple hardware test using the installation disk that came with my Mac and got this cryptic error:

4SNS/1/40000000:Th2H-128.000

After some googleing I came across this:

Th2H Right Fin Stack Proximity Temp

My question is, is the Th2H Right Fin Stack Proximity Temp the Right Thermal Sesor, or does someone know what part the Right Fin Stack Proximity Temp refers to?

Thanks in advance.

Tim.

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Hi man

download this app http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/230...

Then from the terminal, type in the second line (4000):

/Applications/smcFanControl.app/Contents/Resources/smc -k F0Mx -w 60e0

(that's the default 6200 RPM)

/Applications/smcFanControl.app/Contents/Resources/smc -k F0Mx -w 3e80

(That's 4000 RPM Max)

You obviously gain a few degrees C when limiting to 4000, but at least your MBA shuts up.

Had the exact same problem, was so glad i found this

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Dries. That worked like a charm, though I'm still on the path of wanting to find out the true nature of the 'error code'. I'll report back here if I find anything. Thanks.

timduffin 의 2010년 11월 9일

Hello Dries,

Two questions: where did you figure out that the smc key 'F0Mx' meant Fan Maximum (I assume F0Mn is minimum)?

Also, why do the fan speeds you show here appear to be multiplied by four? (ie., hex 0x3E80 converted to decimal = 16000 rpm = 4 x 4000rpm, and 0x60E0 =24,800 = 4 x 6,200rpm)

Thanks, I'd like to see if there are other options that the smc command-line allows (without destroying the computer). It appears there's little documentation on this nifty command-line interface to smc, who did you even find out about it??? Very helpful!

Demis John 의 2015년 2월 28일

I found the info on smcFanControl's command-line interface!

Here is is for anyone else interested:

https://github.com/hholtmann/smcFanContr...

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Dries. That worked like a charm, though I'm still on the path of wanting to find out the true nature of the 'error code'. I'll report back here if I find anything. Thanks. — timduffin
Hello Dries,

Two questions: where did you figure out that the smc key 'F0Mx' meant Fan Maximum (I assume F0Mn is minimum)?

Also, why do the fan speeds you show here appear to be multiplied by four? (ie., hex 0x3E80 converted to decimal = 16000 rpm = 4 x 4000rpm, and 0x60E0 =24,800 = 4 x 6,200rpm)

Thanks, I'd like to see if there are other options that the smc command-line allows (without destroying the computer). It appears there's little documentation on this nifty command-line interface to smc, who did you even find out about it??? Very helpful! — Demis John
I found the info on smcFanControl's command-line interface!

Here is is for anyone else interested:

https://github.com/hholtmann/smcFanContr... — Demis John

Roscoe P @roscoep 평판: 1 · Answer 1 · 2010-11-08T18:31:25-07:00

Dries, I have a question for you...

I have an iMac 7,1 2.4GHz C2D running Snow Leopard. The fans run on full speed continuously. I have had it checked out and it is diagnosed as “fails CPU temperature diagnostics – always over temp” In other words, as soon as the computer starts up, the fan(fan sensor) thinks the CPU is HOT and runs the fan full speed. I tried your second line as above, but i get this message in terminal “command not found”.

Is there something else I should enter at the terminal command line for my iMac? I’m desperate for help. It’s either find a solution or trash the iMac!

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This worked for me too as I'm having the same problem. Wondering if you resolved it? You said you would post back.

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Hello dries thanks for your answer, I used it and it works on a macbookpro 3,1.

Would you by any chance know how to get the fans turn to 2000 rpm ? Because it's a bit noisy at 4000 rpm.

Thanks in advance

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Hello.

Just used your tip, and my (almost) constant 6200 RPM turned into 4000. First relief in weeks. Thank you so much. 2 Questions though:

1. Is there a way to set the limit even lower (say, 3300) ?

2. How do I make the terminal command permanent than having to repeat the command after every start up?

Many thanks,

Ayelet

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I understand there are ways to manually control the fans but does anyone actually know the location of the right fin stack temperature sensor or anything else about it?

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You'll need to get an older version of TG Pro for your OS-X. So you can see what thermal sensor is failing or if you have something going wrong. Post a request email to support@tunabelly.com let them know we sent you.

Dan 의 2019년 8월 13일

I know it is the right fin stack sensor, I need to know where to find that on the board

@danj

Patrick Baldwin 의 2019년 8월 14일

Did you ever find out where the fin stack sensor was?

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