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Hi All,
1st time here. I read a few posting about similar matters but didn't quite find the answer. So here is my issue: I have an existing Hampton Bay ceiling fan with lights (Previously installed not by me). It was working fine. It is connected to a wall switch which gave power to the fan & light. The problem is the fan still works but the light doesn't. There is a pull chain for the fan control, but not one for the light. The light has one of those round things that pull chains are suppose to be contained in. How can I repair this? I don't know where to start taking this guy apart. thanks md |
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oups.com... Hi All, 1st time here. I read a few posting about similar matters but didn't quite find the answer. So here is my issue: I have an existing Hampton Bay ceiling fan with lights (Previously installed not by me). It was working fine. It is connected to a wall switch which gave power to the fan & light. The problem is the fan still works but the light doesn't. There is a pull chain for the fan control, but not one for the light. The light has one of those round things that pull chains are suppose to be contained in. How can I repair this? I don't know where to start taking this guy apart. thanks md First test the bulb ;-) |
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