5317 - Parts

This 60W light kit assembly is designed for various ceiling fan models. The kit includes lightbulb sockets, wires, mounting system, securing screws, and a mounting plate. If your current ceiling fan light switch or chain is malfunctioning, replacing it with this 6-inch-long OEM assembly is crucial to restore functionality. Replacing it re...Read morequires only a single Philips-head screwdriver. For safety, turn off the power to the ceiling fan before beginning the replacement process. Start by removing the chain pendants, then unscrew and remove the finial and finial cap, followed by the glass keeper and glass from the ceiling fan. Remove the light bulbs from their sockets and the screws holding the bottom of the fan cap, effectively detaching the old assembly. Disconnect the wires and install the new ones from the replacement assembly. Secure the new assembly using the provided screws. Install the light bulbs, followed by the glass and its securing keeper, and then the finial and finial cap. Finally, install the chain pendants and turn on the power to the fan to test its functionality.

This Includes 1 boot seal that measures approximately 12? in diameter.

This wire harness is a genuine OEM part designed for ceiling fans. The capacitor for this wire harness is red 300VAC, brown 250VAC, and purple 250VAC. The wire harness is responsible for providing power between the internal components of the fan, such as the lights and motor. The harness also organizes and insulates wires for safety and e...Read moreasy access. If your ceiling fan lights are not working, the controls are not responding, or the fan will not start, you will need to replace the wiring harness as it may be damaged or overheating. To begin the repair, remove the motor housing, blades, and fan canopy. Locate the wire harness inside the motor housing and take note of how the wires are connected to each terminal. Disconnect the faulty harness and remove it from the motor housing. Insert the new harness in the housing and connect the wires to the appropriate terminals using your notes from earlier. Reassemble the fan and switch it on to check for functionality.