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Power Supply Fan	Rob	5-30-01
I have a 55amp Todd power supply in my 1999 MH. The problem is the fan comes on every twenty seconds or so. Fan stays on for 5 seconds and then off. We can hear this fan and it is annoying. Today I took out the range/oven to see if the space below where the power supply is located is too hot. Opening up the space did not solve the problem. I am thinking of moving the unit to a basement compartment directly below it's present location. At least I wouldn't have to listen to it. This fan cycling seems to only happen when MH is plugged into 120V. Any advice would be appreciated.