Coolingfan doesn't stop , it keeps on running, tell me what to do

If an electrical device (such as fan) causes battery to drain, while the car is running, that usually indicates a bad Alternator or Voltage Regulator (usually these are combined into one package).

coolingfan/air flow issue on the upper oven

Go into the menu and turn off the timer. The timer can be set to turn off the tv after a predetermined time. Look for sleep timer. May be on remote control.

problem with switch

A FUEL PROBLEM. It doesn't over or doesn't keep running when gas is gone. Doesn't turn over, remove spark plug to let fuel out.

Hi snowjobs847...
Try resetting your float level to a lower water level in the tank, the extra pressure put on the seal may make it reseal.
If the above did not work:
You need to replace your "ballcock"...the ballcock (inlet valve) is non-repairable, has to be replaced with a new one if you cannot get it to stop leaking.
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If it tells you to format it then that means that the files are corrupted. This can happen due to removing the usb hard drive without stopping the hard drive first. To stop it first you need to
1. Right click on the new icon that if you rollover it says removeable storage device
2. click stop
3. Then click stop and choose the device that you want to stop and hit stop again

You can use a program such as TestDisk to try and recover your files.

Here is TestDisk:

http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/TestDisk_Download

should have the coolant temp sensor replace from the sound of it. if bad it will think it is cold and dump more gas to keep it running. it also runs the fans

http://www.lunghd.com/Tech_Articles/Cooling/Electric_Fan_Diagnosis.htm

Here are the cooling system diagnostic steps...First does the cooling fan kick on (with engine hot)? If not, check the fuse, if good then check the thermoswitch in the radiator (it's about an inch and a half in diameter located on the lower part of the radiator with two wires ) by disconnecting the wires and touching them together (again, with engine hot...at least 190 degrees) if the fan comes on, you have a bad switch. If not connect a 10 gauge jumper wire from the battery to the fan itself (there are three terminals,,, one high, one low and ground). With power direct from the battery (and a ground wire, if necessary) fan should run... if not replace the fan assembly... if it does run then you have a bad cooling fan relay (under the dash, I believe). Hope this helps... ;-)