Where can I find patton model 1010mp style sfe-74sp parts list? It is obsolete

You need to include more information: Model number would be helpful. You could also try checking your product manual and seeing if they list a way to unlock the phone.

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It looks like you can purchase a motor here.
Make sure you have the correct data from your motor.
There is also a contact button so you can probably call, too.

Good Luck,
Your FixYa Texpert,
Gary

I was looking for this but figured it out myself. The guy wire is hot, the red goes to the low coil and the black goes to the high. So, if you wire the gray and black together, you get high as soon as you plug the fan in.

Your Patton Heater may be on the Voluntary Safety Recall List. For more info call Patton Electric Co. toll- free at (800) 528-6050. You will need your Model # and Serial # before calling.

Patton PULikely you will be paing as much for the part, as for a new one! I see the listed for $40-- How old is it?--

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You can use any capacitor of value about 3.3mF to about 6.8mF with an AC voltage rating of about 230 to 250 volts.
These are the bipolar type capacitors and is generrally available at all electrical or electronic spare parts shops.
Hope this helps.

I'm not all up on Patton Model#s, but this is an older unit, correct? You may try contacting Patton (Owned by Holmes now so you may have to go through them)

If they cannot help you, try www.dtvintagefans.org There's collectors there that may have parts fans that they may be willing to sell a blade.

Alternatively, you may try Grainger, as they sell an assortment of blades. You will need to match a blade to your motor though, which should be fairly easy as the Patton fans use a common McMillan motor which most attic fans also use.

TRY AN APPLIANCE STORE THAT DOES REPAIRS. OR CHECK ONLINE WITH MANUFACTURER OR IF SOMEONE CARRIES PARTS FOR IT ONLINE

If you are up to disassembling your motor, you will find a thermal cutout near the windings which frequently fails open. Replacements are readily available, or just jumper it out. If the bearings are shot or the windings burned you're out of luck. Trust me, a new motor will cost more than a whole new fan.

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