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ZE-268s6 Ceiling Fan Switch Zing Ear Bronze
Our perfect design, transparent quotation, diligently establish "ideal room space" for you, will be the best reason that you choose us.
Gaurav
Reviewed in India on February 11, 2025
Easy to install but the body of the product is made out of low quality plastic. So over all quiet expensive
CHUCK
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2024
Ordered this Hunter Fan replacement fan on/off switch as it looked like a match to my old one. It was a very quick replacement and the fan works like it always had. The pull chain came out of my old switch.
Yawar Ali Sheikh
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
Good quality, easy to install, working perfect. Recommended
Victor
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2024
Replaced a unit on my ceiling light/fan. Fit was perfect and worked as intended. Bought chain extensions to make it easier to use. Chain length on unit is only a few inches.
dkm
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2024
Easy repair - no wire nuts or soldering needed ! You can break the old switch with a pair of pliers and the wires connected to it will easily come loose. But be sure to switch off the circuit breaker before you begin taking the ceiling fan apart!
KATHY SAINT
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2023
GOOD
Lester
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2023
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tuo qiu
Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2022
Work in my celling fan, so it save me some money other than replace the whole fan
Steven Lovelace
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2021
Excellent value.The switch model # superceded an old number.Design is a little different_ the color code wires hooked up exactly the same as old style switch.Installation was a breeze.I personally covered the bare wire with a touch of solder. Much better connection and easier to push into switch wire hole.Im convinced it would be very hard to push bare wires into the holes (locking tab in hole is strong)Its ment to hold wire in place_ but cannot hold wire if cannot get wire into the hole.Thats where a light coat of solder comes into play.Twist the wires_ then apply solder_ stiffens wire enough to push in hole.Some people complained about wire hookup.And which wire goes where ?Unscrew the switch from the fan_Then Just cut the defective switch out_meaning cut wires off next to the switch_ leaving a little of the color-coded wire attched to old switch.When buying a replacement switch_ look for number or letters on back of switch_ the number will line up at each wire attachment hole.Make sure the number are in same order & placement as the old switch.Thats where the color coded wires comes into play.When installing new switch_ look at the number and install the fan or light wires in same order_all around switch. When all connected_ it should look just like the old switch that is bad.If I didn't already have a soldering iron, flux, and solder.I would merely twist the bare wires to stiffen them at bit_ then try installing into the holes.I forgot to mention_ there is a wire stripping mark on back of the switch.You are to cut each wires cover off_ no longer than mark on back.Then each exposed wire is to be twisted around.Just compare to the othe wires.Its real easy.If bare twisted wire will not go into the switch hole.Go buy small electronic soldering tool kit.Look it up on YouTube for how-to Soldering Videos.Buy you a small role of wire to practice with_Then you'll be installing that switch in no time.May God be with you. My blessing to you.
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