The KTE 3089B 2035080 3-speed pull chain switch is a reliable replacement for restoring proper ceiling fan speed control. If your fan is stuck on one speed, won’t cycle through the speed settings, or has a worn or broken pull chain, replacing the switch is often a quick and affordable DIY repair that can get your fan working properly again.
- 3-Speed Control: Cycles through Off, High, Medium, and Low fan speeds
- Wide Compatibility: Commonly used in ceiling fans from brands including Hunter, Harbor Breeze, Hampton Bay, Casablanca, Emerson, Minka Aire, Monte Carlo, Craftmade, and more
- Restores Proper Operation: Helps fix common issues such as a fan stuck on one speed, incorrect speed cycling, or a non-working pull chain switch
- Easy DIY Replacement: Designed for simple installation in many compatible ceiling fan applications
KTE 3089B Specifications
- Condition: Brand new
- Model: 3089B
- Alternate part number: 3089 circuit B
- Electrical rating: 6A 125VAC / 3A 250VAC
- Switch type: Pull chain, 4-position
- Wiring: Push-in terminals (available with 4 wires or terminal-only)
- Function sequence: Off → High → Medium → Low
- Internal positions:
- 1: Off
- 2: 3-L-1-2
- 3: 3-L-2
- 4: 3-L-1
- Certifications: UL (UR) approved
- Material: Durable plastic housing
Compatible Replacements
This 3 way 4 wire fan switch is commonly used as a replacement for the following models:
- Zing Ear ZE-208S2
- Zing Ear ZE-268S2
- Zing Ear ZE-238S
- Zing Ear ZE-208S Gray/Black
- Zing Ear ZE-208S-A04
- Zing Ear ZE-208S Gray/Gray
- KTE 3089 E87438 circuit B
- Wu Pin LJY-280A
- Well Tec E116997 WTC-1
- Santa 4-hole 4-hole fan switch
- Jin You 4-hole fan switch
- Shine Top LS-102 E218558
- Sun-Lite SL-A-200C
- CAM-05 Gray/Black
- Defond 4-hole fan switch
Wiring Instructions
Need help installing? View our step-by-step guide:
- 3089B 3 way switch wiring diagram & instructions
KTE 3089B FAQs
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How do I know if the KTE 3089B switch will fit my fan?
The 3089R circuit B is a universal 4-wire switch. Check your existing switch for a matching layout: the terminal sequence should be 1-2-3-L (counterclockwise) with the black (AC line) wire connected to terminal “3” and it should match the electrical rating of 6A 125VAC / 3A 250VAC.
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Can I use this for my ceiling fan light?
No. This is a 3-speed fan motor switch. If you need a switch for a light kit, you typically need a 2-wire (on/off) switch like the KTE 303.
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My fan is stuck on one speed—will this fix it?
Yes. A faulty internal contact in the pull chain switch is the most common reason a fan gets stuck on one speed or refuses to change speeds when pulled.
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What problems does this switch solve?
Replacing a faulty switch can fix a variety of issues including a fan stuck on a single speed, a pull chain that is snapped or jammed, a fan that will not turn on or off, and incorrect speed cycling where settings like Medium and Low feel the same.
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How do I wire the 3089B switch?
Before starting, always turn off the power at the circuit breaker and take a photo of your original wiring for reference. Note the color of the wire attached to each terminal label (L, 1, 2, and 3). Insert each wire into the corresponding terminal on the new switch so that the wire from “3” on the old switch goes into “3” on the new switch, and so on.
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The fan hums but doesn’t move. What’s wrong?
A humming sound typically indicates power is reaching the motor, but the circuit is incomplete or incorrect. First, verify that all four wires are pushed fully into the terminals and are in the correct numerical order. If the wiring is definitely correct, your fan capacitor may have failed and might also need to be replaced.
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