Windows 10: Thermaltake V200 RGB possible Fan Controller issue

Possible Fan Controller issue, Rear exhaust fan doesn't seem to be exhausting much air, took a picture of the Fan Controller on last dust clean out with phone, not sure if a connection is missing or not, and is reason why it doesn't exhaust much (sorry somehow the picture went sideways upon upload--not sure why it did that)

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Thermaltake V200 RGB possible Fan Controller issue

Possible Fan Controller issue, Rear exhaust fan doesn't seem to be exhausting much air, took a picture of the Fan Controller on last dust clean out with phone, not sure if a connection is missing or not, and is reason why it doesn't exhaust much

(sorry somehow the picture went sideways upon upload--not sure why it did that)

 

Thermaltake V200 RGB Problem (Solved)

Hello All

This Morning i did dust clean out on System, carefully removed the front cover to clean the front fans/and the front cover itself, reconnected everything, goto turn on the RGB for today, and now that part is not working. Is it something i should reshutdown and try to fix, or leave alone, and continue to use the system today.

First time this issue ever happened, unless the controller just decided to kick the bucket, no idea


Reshutdown system, opened the wire side of case cover, found LED Switch wire disconnected from the Controller, reconnected, reclosed up, reloaded, and working fine now

 

Worthwhile or Waste to Purchase Spare Fans for Gaming Tower

Would it be worth while to purchase Spare Thermaltake Fans for my Thermaltake V200 RGB Case? or is it a waste of money to do that?

As I know the current 3 front 120mm and 1 rear 120mm isn't gonna probably last forever, so i was thinking if i bought spares, i'd already have them, and possibly be a fairly simple swap out, minus all the recabling for the RGB wires to the TT Controller, and the spare set probably would include a spare controller in case that ever went.