Westinghouse 7702300 Fan-Light Switch with Pull Chain – Enhanced for SEO Review

The electrician advised me to replace the switch in the ceiling fans instead of buying new fans. I watched a demo on youtube, swapped out the fans and now they work great. I saved money by doing it myself and it wasn't a very complicated setup. Will do it again with this product.

Glad I found this! I was frustrated that I couldn't turn off the light and just enjoy the fan, so I decided to buy a new light fixture. A friend suggested I just replace the switch, which I did and that was all it took! 3 screws allowed access to the switch, quick swap and reconnect, and we were in business. Thank you!

Bought to replace a broken switch on the lamp in our closet. The exchange was a breeze - it all took 5 minutes from start to finish. Reminder: When working with line voltage, always turn off the circuit you are working on - do not rely on the switch. If the neutral wire is swapped, you can still connect the hot side to the device!

My old front derailleur broke the chain so I ordered it based on the popularity of the Revain reviews. My local shop had this version for around 1.50 but I'm willing to pay for quality. So far, so good. It pulls well and clicks accurately. little things count. According to the packaging, it's 3 amps and, as far as I can tell, a standard size.

I used this to replace the fan switch, my mother in law claims I broke it (but I think I was just lucky). Anyway, the cables are long enough. , but the stripped wire should be about twice as long as it is. All other fan switches I've installed came with wire nuts, some with a selector but this one didn't. I was an hour from my collection and it wasn't worth the trip to the HW store so I twisted the wires together and then wrapped black tape around the connection.

If you have a 3 speed ceiling fan, this is what you need. You really don't need any tools to replace the switch. All you need is a paperclip with one end bent over and you stick it into the old switch to disconnect the wire. Make sure you write down which wire color goes with which letter on the switch. When inserting a new switch, simply insert the correct wire into the hole and it will snap into place. I couldn't find it at any of the local hardware stores, even in large boxes. Since you have

It was exactly what I was looking for! My parents have an old ceiling fan and the original light pull switch no longer works. They like their old fan very much and he doesn't want a new one. They went shopping to find a new one, but couldn't find one they liked. They told me after they went shopping and told me the story. I asked if the switch clicks when pressed? They said no. I recommend buying a new switch and I found this one. Works perfectly! I removed the lighting kit from the fan to work

Good replacement for my Hunter ceiling fan switch. The original switch broke after just a few months of minimal use. Installed in ten minutes. Cut off the old switch and plug this in. The only two flaws I see: The color of the chain. I knew about this beforehand but I can shorten it and add a bronze colored chain so the brass part is hidden in the lamp area. Another disadvantage is that the thread where the chain exits is made of plastic. The existing thread adapter must be screwed onto this…

When the light switch on my 14 year old ceiling fan broke I did a quick search online and was happy to find a replacement switch at such a good price (up $3.69). . Total shipping cost $5.30). I just installed the switch and it works! The whole process took probably 45 minutes including: * Finding tools (wire cutters, wire strippers, screwdrivers, wire nuts) * Shutting off power to this room * Disassembling the device * Watching a few YouTube videos just to make sure I really needed to cut and…