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3-speed ceiling fan switch repair
I replaced the pull chain on my 3-speed ceiling fan and forgot to write down the color coding of the wires going into the switch. The switch is marked 1,2,3,L. The wire colors are; black, orange, yellow, purple. Where to they go?
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Orange - L Black - 1 Yellow - 2 Purple - 3 And see if it works. Ceiling fan pull chain replacement and repair - Ceiling Fans N More |
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