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Apr 5, 2009, 09:48 AM
As most on here, one of my ceiling fan's speed control switch exploded, linking to the inevitable run to Lowe's only to find out that the standard switch is a no go. Which in turn lead me here, I have tested the wires to see what combinations got me where and here are my results (mind you, w/ the exploded switch I could not tell which wires correspond to what... )
There are four wires Orange, Black, Purple, and Yellow.
Y-O-B = Low
O-B-P = Medium
Y-O-B-P = High
P-Y-O = Off
B-P-Y = Off
The only switch I can find even remotely similar stats on is the Zing Ear a05
CeilingFanParts.com - Switchco Products - Pull Chain Switches (http://www.ceilingfanparts.com/images/pullchainsw.htm)
Switches available at Ken's Electronics, (Wholesale & Retail Electronic Parts) Kalamazoo, Michigan (http://www.kenselectronics.com/lists/switches.htm)
Now Lowes's also had an eight hole switch, could that be a possibility to get the correct connectivity? I am trying to find the cheapest, most convenient solution, so any help is appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
Andrew
There are four wires Orange, Black, Purple, and Yellow.
Y-O-B = Low
O-B-P = Medium
Y-O-B-P = High
P-Y-O = Off
B-P-Y = Off
The only switch I can find even remotely similar stats on is the Zing Ear a05
CeilingFanParts.com - Switchco Products - Pull Chain Switches (http://www.ceilingfanparts.com/images/pullchainsw.htm)
Switches available at Ken's Electronics, (Wholesale & Retail Electronic Parts) Kalamazoo, Michigan (http://www.kenselectronics.com/lists/switches.htm)
Now Lowes's also had an eight hole switch, could that be a possibility to get the correct connectivity? I am trying to find the cheapest, most convenient solution, so any help is appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
Andrew