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DPDT slide switch for Hampton Bay Fan
I have an older Hampton Bay ceiling fan (48") with a slide switch for changing direction. The switch position is presently set for CW and when I move the slide switch to the other direction, the fan stops and will not run until I move the switch to the original position. The other fans in my home are the same make and model and reverse when the switch is moved. Date code is 0196; SKU: 238-965; Vendor: 11289; S/N 019073F.
I suspect the switch, but cannot locate one - could you enlighten me as to where I purchase a repair switch or do I just chuck the fan and buy a new one? |
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Sounds like a switch or a loose connection at the switch. Very standard switch, available from the manufacturer, CeilingFanParts.com Home, and most hardware stores. Ceiling Fan Parts - How to choose the right parts for your ceiling fan |
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