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Post by Parkman on Jun 5, 2022 19:42:26 GMT -5
Nice find! I looked to see but it appears the Bradford is what it is.
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Post by Jonathan A. on Jun 5, 2022 19:50:43 GMT -5
To access the light pull chain switch, you would first have to turn off the power, then have to unscrew the bottom screws on the switch housing, then you can see how many wires the light chain has. In most case it would be 2 wire, and any 2 wire on/off pull chain switch like this would work. In some case it would be a 3 wire pull chain, and a 3 way fan light switch would work.
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Post by fancollector12 on Jun 6, 2022 2:46:51 GMT -5
To access the light pull chain switch, you would first have to turn off the power, then have to unscrew the bottom screws on the switch housing, then you can see how many wires the light chain has. In most case it would be 2 wire, and any 2 wire on/off pull chain switch like this would work. In some case it would be a 3 wire pull chain, and a 3 way fan light switch would work. I believe Beverly mentioned that her electrician was going to do it. He's most likely going to be the one to pick up a new pull chain. |
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Post by Jonathan A. on Jun 6, 2022 12:48:36 GMT -5
To access the light pull chain switch, you would first have to turn off the power, then have to unscrew the bottom screws on the switch housing, then you can see how many wires the light chain has. In most case it would be 2 wire, and any 2 wire on/off pull chain switch like this would work. In some case it would be a 3 wire pull chain, and a 3 way fan light switch would work. I believe Beverly mentioned that her electrician was going to do it. He's most likely going to be the one to pick up a new pull chain. Some electrician make mistake about picking a pull chain. An electrician wired a 3 way fan light switch on one of my Monte Carlo Mini to control speeds, and when I got it, I replaced the chain with a correct one. |
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