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Anonymous Posted on Dec 09, 2011

Wiring diagrahm for 3 speed fan

4 wires plus 2 hot wires

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  • Anonymous Dec 12, 2011

    Hello. To answer your question appropriately - I would need to know the color combination of the four wires inside your unit As well as the configuration of your fan itself. For example, does the pull chain only turn on and off the fan, or does it also control the speed? Any (and all) details you can provide will help me in pointing you in the right direction.Thank you.

  • Anonymous Dec 14, 2011

    Thanks for the response!
    The four wires are Red,Yellow,Pink & Gray. The fan was operated with a remote control and I want to switch it to a three speed switch control operation.

  • Anonymous Dec 14, 2011

    hmmm - not familiar with a unit that has pink wires in it. So the unit has not had a pull chain in it before? What is the type/manufacturer of fan? I'll try to clear this up for you if I can.

  • Anonymous Dec 17, 2011

    The fan is Hampton Bay and I believe it was purchased at the Home Depot. It never had a pull chain and it was wired for a remote control unit. The four wire colors are Red,Gray, Yellow and yes the fourth wire is Pink. I have continuity between the Red & Gray & Continuity between the Pink & Yellow.

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Copy following link for wiring 3-speed switches:
http://waterheatertimer.org/How-to-wire-Cooper-277-pilot-light-switch.html#3-speed

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SOURCE: Bot 3- or 4-wire fan speed replacement switch for

Hello, sounds like you may simply have a couple of wires reversed. Here's a link to some troubleshooting advice: http://www.ceiling-fans-n-more.com/ceiling-fan-pullchain-replacement-and-repair.php and a link to diagrams: http://www.hurontel.on.ca/~taitg/pages/cfan.html


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