I need a two speed rotary switch for my Comfort Zone CZ309 window fan. Where or how can I get one?

I am sorry, we do not sell anything.
Have a look on the manufacturers web site or try eBay, Amazon etc.

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Question moved from 'Watts Electrical Supplies' to Comfort Zone.

Manual

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can you return it for another one? call comfort zone for help, and warranty replacements parts.

Do you have a question about this fan, as you have not actually asked a question.

It is under warranty, is it not. check it out. or create merry hell with the installer.

Remove front grill cover and spin the fan, if it spins the problem is most likely the on? off switch or the cord may be frayed, at the plug end usually.

What you have is a very dangerous situation. It may not be a newness smell. It may be the plastic melting. Many of the Comfort Zone heaters were recalled in December 2010. Search Google for Comfort Zone Heater Recall to see if your specific model was included


Big Lots has some great pricing and deals, but some of their electric appliances are Factory Refurbished Units. If that is the case, it is required that the box it came in must indicate that.

1.check selector switch of airconditioner.
2.capacitor of blower fan motor.
3 wiring of airconditioner.
4.replace selector switch.

Steve, Your fan model is HV-18-WR; I have 2 with the same problem. I can't find a source for DYE-3606 switches either. Here is one source for rotary switches; one might be suitable: http://www.alliedelec.com/Catalog/Indices/Products.asp?sid=46BBAA8076DBE17F&N=4294828748 I can draw a diagram of how the existing switch is connected, but I don't know how that would translate to a replacement switch.