HQRP 4 Position 3 Speed 120V 250V Selector Switch Review

This switch is ideal for replacing a broken, non-working switch on our brand new 20" Lasko Power Plus case fan. If you look closely you can see the numbers marked next to each connection point. (2) Try do not have to open the junction box. Simply slide each of the bare wires through the provided holes where the numbers are marked.(3) We didn't even have to cut and re-tap the wires to attach the Lasko fan. We routed just put the wires from the old switch into the new switch.Disconnect them from…

This is a type of switch where you insert a stripped wire into a hole and it supposedly holds the wire. On 3 out of 4 wires everything worked fine. On the 4th it wasn't holding the wire tight enough and when I installed it on the fan the wire was dangling and making no contact. I had to disassemble the switch, bend the notched connector and reinstall all the wires. It took 2 iterations to securely connect all the wires. The switch is designed to be mounted on a flat surface. The shifter I…

No documentation, so here for the 15 amp version (style 2) the terminals Psn-4 pin-B are connected to pin-3 pin-B. You will need a magnifying glass to read the pins on the case. I used nail polish to mark the contacts on the case. What I did was put 1,2,3 "dots" with nail polish to represent pins 1,2,3. Then I applied 1.2 "strokes" of nail polish to indicate contacts A, B. After about 5 minutes with a hair dryer they were dry and I could easily tell which contact was which. Also note: the 15…