Step 1: Measure the current (missing) knob / shaft
Because there is no universal knob that fits all fans, you'll need to match a few dimensions and shaft style:
For example, I found a note in a 3D?printing forum saying:
"This knob fits the Hawaiian Breeze Box Fan. The Knobs details are: 50 mm overall diameter, total of 14 mm tall, 10 mm outer diameter for the shaft, fits a 6.12 mm switch shaft. The center switch shaft hole is 16 mm deep with the D?shape the last 6.5 mm." STL Finder That's a valuable lead: someone claims to have measured a knob specifically for a Hawaiian Breeze box fan. According to that, the shaft is ~6.12?mm with a D?shape in the last 6.5?mm. STL Finder
If you can measure your shaft (perhaps using calipers, or at least a vernier, or compare with drill bits), that will help you match a replacement.
Step 2: Look for replacement knobs / rotary control knobs
Here are some knobs / parts that might work as replacements. (These are generic rotary control knobs. You'll need to check the fit.)
I couldn't find a perfect "Hawaiian Breeze 20 inch box fan knob" listing right away, but here are some knobs that might be compatible (if your measurements match):
(Note: these are examples. You'll need to verify fit before purchase.)
If you tell me your city (Nairobi? Kenya?), I can try find local suppliers or knobs available locally to minimize shipping cost.
Step 3: Alternatives / custom fabrication
If you can't find an exact match, here are substitutes / fallback ideas:
The forum I mentioned includes a 3D model for a replacement knob for "Hawaiian Breeze Box Fan" with exact dimensions. You (or a maker/3D printing service) could print one. STL Finder
Some universal knobs (control knobs) with matching bore and set?screw can work. You might have to slightly enlarge or shim the bore.
If you have a broken / old fan or appliance whose knob's shaft bore matches, you can repurpose that.
As a last resort, you can glue (carefully) a knob over the shaft or fashion one out of a metal/wood knob, drilling a matching bore.
SOURCE: interior fan control knob doesn't work
you have to remove the AC panel from the back side... the virtical console pops out and you can disconnect it (wire harness connectors) to get to it.
SOURCE: Plastic knobs (off/on and fan speed) are broken. Need replacement
Hi,
Only accredited service contractors carry them. You need to contact them for price and availability.
I hope this helps.
SOURCE: are replacements for the plastic control knob
Knobs for almost anything electric or electronic are available at Allied Electronics. Here's the link.
http://www.alliedelec.com/
SOURCE: My Hawaiian breeze floor fan just stopped working
One of the most common problems is the switch, bad ac cord, an open winding in the fan motor. The on/off switch and ac cord should be checked first, now! if the motor is humming but not working it is seized, the bearing is burnt, or scorched, and possibly cracked.
SOURCE: I just purchased a Hawaiian
The coil goes at the base of the pole stand.. You slide it up through the bottom before you attach it to the the pedestal.
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