There's no single component you can point to and call a "thermostatic fan switch." The control is integrated into the engine's electronic system. Any problems with the fan's operation are more likely related to:
* Engine Coolant Temperature Sensor: A faulty sensor providing inaccurate temperature readings to the ECU.
* ECU: A malfunctioning ECU might not be correctly activating the fan.
* Fan Motor: The fan itself could be failing (motor or relay).
* Wiring/Connectors: A problem with the wiring or connectors between the sensor, ECU, and fan motor.
To troubleshoot a non-functioning fan, you'll need a diagnostic tool that can read ECU codes and check the coolant temperature sensor reading. A mechanic with OBD-II diagnostic equipment is best equipped to diagnose this issue.