Trying to get digram for wiring a 3 way pull swith to a 4 wire capacitor for hampton bay gazebo fan

it has 6 uF instead of 5, which is OK to use 1 uF is small amount.
HQRP Capacitor for Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan 4.5uf+5uf+6uf 4-Wire CBB61 plus HQRP Coaster
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L-Black 1-Gray 2- Brown 3- Purple

If this doesn't work you have the wrong switch. It might look the same on the outside but that doesn't mean it's the same on the inside. You might want to check your capacitor to make sure it's not going bad!

It's the westinghouse switch. Many results on search. I just wasted 2 hours playing switching wires all combos. Others suggested the switch from Lowe's. Harbor breeze #0033905 . Plug wires back in as you listed Black L, Grey 1, Brown 2, Purple 3. Works perfectly for $3.98 plus tax.

Others said you can call Hampton Bay and get the replacement also.

The black almost always goes in the L. The others you'll have to play with. Also,you should know that this isn't the right switch for your fan.

Lowes should carry them.

Hello Brother,
Installation:
Hang your ceiling fan on the Quick Connect fan bracket and wire the ceiling fan according to the manufacturer's instructions. The three wires coming from your ceiling should match the three wires coming from your ceiling fan: black (positive or hot), white (neutral or negative) and green (ground wire).


Use the high, medium and low keys on the remote to adjust the Hampton Bay fan speed, then use the light key to dim the light and the off key to turn off the fan.


For REMOTE CONTROL FANS you cannot use with any variable speed or slide wall switches. The remote control function must be used with on & off switch outlets only.


Speed Controls Click here Capacitors Link
I hope This Helped you,Thanks for Contacting FixYa...

nevermind

try to replace the old speed regulators with a new electronic one...

The cause to the problem was replacing a HUNTER fan switch with a Hampton Bay switch. Before removing the old switch, I noted and marked the color and position of the 4 wires. I then duplicated the connections to the new switch.

But the wire positions of Hampton Bay vs Hunter are not identical, therefore 2 wires
were crossed.

The correct way is to note the color of the wires with the corresponding NUMBER
marked on the switches, then duplicate this on the new one.

Du-uh!