Why The East Seventeen Hugger Style RV Ceiling Fan - 12V Fan has 4 Wires

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Does this fan require two wires between the switch and the fan? or does it require more than two? Thanks

asked by: Carroll S

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The East Seventeen Hugger Style RV Ceiling Fan - 12V - 42" - Brushed Nickel - White Blades part # 344410TSDC42BNWH will have 4 wires between the fan and the switch to power the included switch features such as speed control/direction. The included switch only has 2 wires that wire to the 12V power source (ground and power). I have attached the installation instructions that include the wiring connections of this fan for your reference.

expert reply by: Heather A

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Answer 1

To test the switch of the 12V RV Ceiling Fan w/ Wall Switch #324-000053 you'll want to use a digital multimeter like #PT89ZR to test the power wire running to the switch. You should be getting 12v DC at the switch for it to properly function. If…

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Answer 2

The four wires in the picture of the 12V RV Ceiling Fan w/ Wall Switch #344410TSDC42BNBK you referenced are coming from the wall remote #344410TSSW12V. You'll wire the wall remote in the following manner: White: Fan Motor + Blue: Fan Motor -…

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Answer 3

I attached a picture that has the wiring diagram and instructions for the LaSalle Bristol fan part #344410TSDC36BNOKCY that you referenced.

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Answer 4

This Replacement Wall Switch for LaSalle Bristol Reversible 12V RV Ceiling Fans - White, part #344410TSSW12V, should work with your East Seventeen 12V RV Ceiling Fan - 4 Speed - 42" Diameter - Brushed Nickel - White, part #344410TSDC42BNWH. It…

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Answer 5

As shown in the product page picture of the fan #344410TSDC36BNOKCY, the back of the wall switch has 4 wires. The red and black wires run to your 12 volt source. The blue and white wires run to the fan. The fan has 3 wires. The white and blue wires…

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Answer 6

To wire a 4 speed fan like the East Seventeen 12V RV Ceiling Fan #344410TSDC36BNOKCY, you'll start by connecting the fan supply wire (black wire) and the light blue wire to household supply. Next, connect the white neutral wire to the white…

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Answer 7

If you are adding a fan to your camper I would choose the East Seventeen 12V RV Ceiling fan #344410TSDC42BNWH. This fan has 4 speeds and a 42" diameter so it will move a lot of air for you. It is the largest 12 volt, no light, fan blade we…

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Answer 8

Replacing the switch with part #344410TSSW12V will fix this problem. I reached out to my contact at LaSalle Bristol to confirm this.

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Answer 9

You could possibly be losing voltage after the switch so I recommend checking the power at the fan #344410TSDC36BNOKCY itself to ensure it's actually receiving 12v power. The switch could also be the issue since this component is what controls…

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Answer 10

The correct replacement switch for your 324-000053 (HZ42-7001BN) fan is the Replacement Wall Switch for LaSalle Bristol Reversible 12V RV Ceiling Fans #344410TSSW12V. This switch is identical to the one that came with your fan with the exception of…

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Answer 11

The wiring diagram for the 12 volt Lasalle Bristol RV Fan #344410TSDC36BNOKCY that you mentioned is a bit confusing but if you check out the picture I attached and follow the written instructions on where each wire goes that should be much more…

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Answer 12

You can use a circuit tester like part #PTW2997 to test the wires that run to the switch part #344410TSSW12V for voltage for when the switch is on and off. If the switch allows power to pass when it's on then you know it's not the switch.…

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