I have a 25 year old Casablanca Intel--touch that quit working about the same time we had a power surge that knocked out our DVD. No fan or light. I had the original switch and was able to obtain a W-32 replacement switch. I put the new switch on today and still nothing. What do I do next?

Sounds like the board fried, the early IT board is very sensitive to power surges unfortunately and it's surprising it still worked as long as it did. This fan would be from approximately 1985, so it should have the RMM-1 board which can do "Flik" mode without the control. As a test, remove the light, and unplug the Light Drive Module in the switch housing, and then apply power. The fan, if it is going to work, will start on low and work it's way up to high. If the fan board is indeed fried, it will do nothing. You may be able to get re-imbursement for replacing the board from your power company, or to replace the entire fan with another IT unit.

www.casablancafanrepair.com for more info.