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Smartel Household fan Parts — Browse All Models

Sears PartsDirect is a leading provider of replacement parts for Smartel household fans. Keep your Smartel household fan running smoothly and efficiently with repair and maintenance parts from an industry leader in parts supplies.

Smartel HC542CRAPB ceiling fan

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Popular maintenance items for Household Fans

Hinge Pin

Part #707004

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$139.52

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Strap Mount

Part #705252

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$53.90

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Front

Part #705532

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$46.69

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Duct Flex

Part #705332

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$38.45

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Hinge

Part #705528

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$40.83

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Fan Blade

Part #706019

Replaced by #1080780

Manufacturer substitution

This part replaces 706019. Substitute parts can look different from the original.

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$31.97

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Top replacement parts for Smartel household fans

Fan motor. The fan motor spins the fan blade to circulate or exhaust air in your home.
Capacitor. The capacitor releases a stored electrical charge to help the fan motor start.
Wire harness. The wire harness connects electrical components such as the fan switch and fan motor in the household fan.
Fan blade or blower wheel. The fan blade or blower wheel spins to circulate air through your home when the fan motor runs.

Replacing the fan switch on a Smartel household fan

Shut off the house circuit breaker or remove the house circuit fuse to completely disconnect electrical power from the fan and the switch.
Wear work gloves to protect your hands during the repair.
Remove the fan switch cover mounting screws and pull off the fan switch cover.
Disconnect the fan switch wires.
Remove the fan switch mounting screws and pull out the fan switch.
Connect the wires to the new fan switch and mount the fan switch in the switch housing using the mounting screws.
Reinstall the fan switch cover and secure it with its mounting screws.
Reset the house circuit breaker or reinstall the house circuit fuse to restore electrical power to the fan.