The fan is pointing out of the window.
a/c filter with an arrow, is is placed in the unit with the arrow pointing toward the a/c fan??
Either the fan is burnt out or the sensor that tells the electric fan when to turn on is bad, you can wire the fan directly to the battery to see if it's good.
Yes, pointing a fan out the window can help cool down a room by promoting air circulation and drawing out hot air.
First off make sure the fan is bad. Apply 12 volts directly to the fan. If it is bad, then simply remove it, unplug the wiring harness and reverse the procedure.
With the stick pointing directly upwards.
Yes, pointing a fan at the ceiling can help with air circulation in a room by creating a convection current that circulates air throughout the space.
Motors do go bad. Directly wiring the fan to a 12 volt power source will tell you if the motor is toast. If it won't work when directly wired to a power source, look for another motor.
To use a pointing fan out of a window, simply place the fan on a stable surface near the window. Turn on the fan and adjust the direction of the airflow towards the window. This will help to push hot air out of the room and bring in fresh air from outside. Make sure the fan is securely placed and not obstructed by any objects.
You don't say what fan. Fan motor is either bad, or loose or disconnected wiring, or in the case of the cooling fan, the thermal switch can be bad. Apply 12 volts directly to the motor to see if it is good. Also check and of the wiring associated with the fans. Dodge engine compartment wiring is extremely bad.
check power to fan, wiring, bad relay, bad fan. you can hot wire fan - take 2 wires w/ alligator clips on each end, connect each one to car battery terminal, then ground the NEG wire alligator clip to metal on car, then the POS alligator clip to terminal on fan, if fan is good it will run. Or take 12 volt test light (easier) buy one real cheap, one connector to each of the fan wires & if it lights up - then fan is bad. Cause fan motor has power directly to it so if not run = bad.
Apply 12V directly to the motor and see if it works Turn ignition switch and A/C on and check to see if you are getting power to the fan motor- if so motor is bad - if not could be a bad fuse or relay or sensor switch