replacing a broken pull chain ceiling fan light switch ....under $3 !!!!
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In this video I will show you HOW TO REPLACING A BROKEN PULL CHAIN CEILING FAN LIGHT SWITCH UNDER $3 !!!???????
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Super helpful! Straightforward explanation and demonstration. 5 years later and this video is still helping folks out 🙌
Hi I just stopped by to say thank you for making the video you did a wonderful job I loved it thanks again!!!
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Inflation has that switch at about 9 dollars
OMG!
I think I have to chang my title every year now 🙃
Nice how to video. Constructive criticism: it's a switch, not a relay. The title of the video is right though.
Good info, most people would rather spend 200$. We live in a throw away world now.
My OCD kicked in when I saw the bulbs, lol
Just like they do with cars! People these days
Ok
Thank you!! This video helped me so much! Your explanation and video showed me exactly what I needed to do to fix my light switch.
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Can y'all like fix shit instead of replacing parts? These videos are so disappointing anymore. No one knows how to fix shit anymore. They just replace replace replace.
I just need to kno how to open the damn thing
I bought the switch, got home, and there is no nut on the switch and no screws around the sides. 😤
To connect the 2 wires from new fan light switch to the fan/ceiling, it doesn't matter which wire goes to which?!?! (my light switch chain won't move at all, broken?)
Yes it is broken and You need to replced the relay .
The fan switch I bought doesnt have the wire. I have to stab it. I had a blue and black wire. The old swich doesnt have numbers saying where which wire goes where. Guess I will put Black wire in L 1 and blue wire in L 2?? Plus im working with stranded wire. Hopefully the stranded wire will stay in if not guess I have to make jumpers with solid wire. I have 12 years electeical experience but cant honestly say Ive changed out a ceiling fan light switch. Hopefully all goes well. If not I will return to lowes and get the one with the wires already in it. Good video. Wish me luck!!
Thanks for the detail
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This is EXACTLY what I was looking for! Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your knowledge!! I'm going out to find a new switch now!
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I am so happy this video was helpful. 😊
Thanks - just what I needed. 🙏
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GREAT SIMPLE INFO!! ☆☆☆☆☆
Thank you
The light has a pull chain, and the fan has a pull chain. Do they share the same switch compartment?
First
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Does it have to be the same relay for it to work
As long as look the same and it is 6A/125V Ac .
I left the power on cause i go hardcore
Thanks man this worked wonders.
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Perfect, this was what i needed.
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Replace wall switch
How to replace a wall switch
Very simple.
I will make one video soon.
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Thank you. This helped.
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I am so glad it was helpful
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Don't replace it... spray WD-40 up into the switch
If the plastic of the switch is broken instead of just stuck, WD-40 won't help. Learned this from experience, sadly.
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WD40 will dissolve some plastics...be careful!
@@frankpeck1448 WD stands for Water Displacement. WD40 was developed for military vehicles because they get wet. With the old distributor caps and spark plug wires, water was a constant concern. WD 40 was designed to repel moisture because it's a hydrophobic lubricant. Bit of trivia for ya...
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Yeah 3 years ago I just got 1 now it’s $7