SOURCE: 1VCF2 Dayton Oscillating Wall Fan
The speed control switch which is what the cord is attached to has gone bad. You can get these from grainger.com for the dayton line of fans.
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SOURCE: I have a Dayton (motor model #4C354C) model 3C215C
if you go to the link below there is a small diagram and a parts list but not alot of info available for this product and of course it has been discontinued. im sure if you need anymore info you could call grainger they are very helpful and can get you a better parts breakdown http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/rp_search_by_product.jsp?mfgSearchCriteria=DAYTON&modelSearchCriteria=3C215&suppSearchCriteria=20005580&search.x=1&exact=yes&from=detail
SOURCE: I have a hunter ceiling fan. The motor works fine,
NO YOU DO NOT !! there is a little black box on inside of fan that controls the lights, its a ( watt governor ). just remove this black box and wire directly to the lights. problem should be fixed !! have a good day !! this is another goverment quick fix.
SOURCE: need pull chain switch for 52" dayton up-right fan
These are pretty standard parts. Try a Radio Shack (if they're still in business) or a home store's electrical department (Ace, Lowe's, Home Depot). Bring the old one with you.
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