You pass more air by the heater and thus warm up a larger volume of air in a shorter time (the fan also generates heat but that should be minimal in the practical situation described).
Not knowing what year, make and model you have, I would suspect the heater fan switch and or electrical plug to the switch is at fault.
should be close to the blower motor is a good sized plug with 4 or 5 wires tnvrr
is a slow running fan heater going to give same heat as a fast fan heater if both 2000 running at
the resistors get very hot, so they put them in the heater ducts so they get airflow when the fan is on, look for a male 4 prong plug held to the heater with 2 screws. the wires from your fan switch should go to it.
the heater blows warm air when fan is on low but blows cold air when fan is turn to higher setting
normal fans can't because they make the air go so fast that it is cold, to get warmer you need to buy a specialist fan or heater :) Warm air in heater and blower fan is produced by a an electric heater installed inside which gets hot and this hot air is blown out by the fan
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How to fix heater in Buick there is cool air ,fan is work .but no warm air
No. The heater 'fan', more commonly known as the blower motor, is the one inside the vehicle cabin that pushes warm or cold air for the cabin heat or air conditioning. The cooling fan is the engine cooling fan under the hood.
Yes, you can get black dust on your wall from a baseboard electric heater. If the heater has a fan, this often spreads dust to areas near the walls. If the heater does not have a fan, the warm air rising from the heater can cause dust to settle near the area.
It will take a little longer for the cooling system thermostat to open up if the heater fan is on. The heater fan and heater core act like a small radiator and disperses heat energy when in operation.