Red Light Is On But Has No Digital Display And Wont Turn On

Power supply issue: Check that the fan is properly plugged into a working outlet and that the power cord is not damaged. Try plugging the fan into a different outlet to rule out a faulty outlet.

Fuse or thermal overload: If the fan has a fuse, check if it has blown. If the fan has a thermal overload protector, it may have tripped due to overheating. Allow the fan to cool down completely and then try turning it on again.

Control panel malfunction: The control panel may be faulty, preventing the fan from responding to commands. This could be due to a damaged component or a loose connection.

Motor problem: The motor, which is the heart of the fan, may have failed, preventing the fan from spinning. This could be due to wear and tear or a manufacturing defect.

Troubleshooting steps:

Power supply check: Verify that the power cord is securely connected to both the fan and the outlet. Try using a different outlet to eliminate a faulty outlet.

Fuse or thermal overload check: If the fan has a fuse, check if it has blown and replace it with the same type and amperage if necessary. If the fan has a thermal overload protector, wait for it to reset and try turning on the fan again.

Control panel inspection: Check for any visible damage to the control panel buttons or display. If the buttons feel loose or unresponsive, there may be a connection issue.

Motor assessment: If the fan has been running for an extended period, the motor may have worn out and need replacement. If the fan is still under warranty, contact Lasko customer service for assistance.

If none of the troubleshooting steps resolve the issue, it is recommended to contact Lasko customer support for further assistance or seek repair from an authorized service center.