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Last summer I installed a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan w/ light on my
back porch (yes, it is rated for outdoor use). Somewhere along the
line, we lost the two faster fan speeds. Thinking it would be a
simple replacement of the pull-chain switch I opened it up, and found
that the switch was hard-wired through a sealed plastic box that had
melted bulges on one face and one edge. The Harbor Breeze web site is
nothing more than a statement that Lowe's is their exclusive retailer,
and a link to Lowe's site. Lowe's does not have a replacement. Does
anyone know where I can get one? I would think this would really be a
stock type part, and even though the original is all hard-wired, I
could still cut'n'splice if I had the part.
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Just buy a new one!!!


Ed Stevens wrote:
Last summer I installed a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan w/ light on my
back porch (yes, it is rated for outdoor use). Somewhere along the
line, we lost the two faster fan speeds. Thinking it would be a
simple replacement of the pull-chain switch I opened it up, and found
that the switch was hard-wired through a sealed plastic box that had
melted bulges on one face and one edge. The Harbor Breeze web site is
nothing more than a statement that Lowe's is their exclusive retailer,
and a link to Lowe's site. Lowe's does not have a replacement. Does
anyone know where I can get one? I would think this would really be a
stock type part, and even though the original is all hard-wired, I
could still cut'n'splice if I had the part.


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"Ed Stevens" wrote in message
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Last summer I installed a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan w/ light on my
back porch (yes, it is rated for outdoor use). Somewhere along the
line, we lost the two faster fan speeds. Thinking it would be a
simple replacement of the pull-chain switch I opened it up, and found
that the switch was hard-wired through a sealed plastic box that had
melted bulges on one face and one edge. The Harbor Breeze web site is
nothing more than a statement that Lowe's is their exclusive retailer,
and a link to Lowe's site. Lowe's does not have a replacement. Does
anyone know where I can get one? I would think this would really be a
stock type part, and even though the original is all hard-wired, I
could still cut'n'splice if I had the part.



Check out this website for ceiling fans: http://www.ceilingfans-hq.com/

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On Sun, 11 Jun 2006 21:00:50 -0400, "John Grabowski"
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"Ed Stevens" wrote in message
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Last summer I installed a Harbor Breeze ceiling fan w/ light on my
back porch (yes, it is rated for outdoor use). Somewhere along the
line, we lost the two faster fan speeds. Thinking it would be a
simple replacement of the pull-chain switch I opened it up, and found
that the switch was hard-wired through a sealed plastic box that had
melted bulges on one face and one edge. The Harbor Breeze web site is
nothing more than a statement that Lowe's is their exclusive retailer,
and a link to Lowe's site. Lowe's does not have a replacement. Does
anyone know where I can get one? I would think this would really be a
stock type part, and even though the original is all hard-wired, I
could still cut'n'splice if I had the part.



Check out this website for ceiling fans: http://www.ceilingfans-hq.com/


Thanks. That lead me to a site that seems to have the right
replacement parts. Now I just need to dissasemble it again to get the
right specs on the capacitor (didn't know that was what it was
called!)

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