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Sunlight Household fans

Official Sunlight household fan parts

Sunlight household fans use powerful and dependable fan motors to move air through your home. Although Sunlight household fans rarely break down, you can never tell when you'll need repair parts. Get the replacement parts you need to keep your Sunlight household fan running from Sears PartsDirect.

Replacing the fan motor in your Sunlight household fan

  • Shut off the house circuit breaker or unplug the fan power cord before beginning the repair.
  • Wear work gloves to protect your hands.
  • Remove the fan mounting screws and move the fan to a work surface.
  • Remove the fan housing screws and open the fan housing to access the fan motor.
  • Disconnect the fan wire harness and remove the fan mounting screws.
  • Pull the fan out of the housing and remove the fan blade.
  • Attach the fan blade to the new fan motor and mount the fan in the fan housing. Connect the wire harness to the new fan motor and reassemble the fan.
  • Restore electrical power to the fan.

Checking your Sunlight household fan power switch for continuity

  • Unplug the fan or shut off the house circuit breaker for the fan to disconnect electrical power.
  • With the fan switch turned on, check for electrical resistance through the power switch leads using your multimeter. Your meter should measure near 0 ohms of resistance through the power switch leads if switch contacts are allowing current to flow to the fan motor when the switch is turned on. Replace the fan switch if your meter measures infinite resistance (no continuity) through the fan power switch.
  • Turn the fan power switch off and check for continuity through the fan switch leads. The meter should measure infinite resistance with the switch turned off. Replace the fan power switch if your meter measures near 0 ohms of resistance through the switch leads with the fan power switch turned off.

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