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for Summer or Winter. Below are 2 different scenarios, one is a broken pull chain and one is a bad switch. method one of repair for fixing broken pull chain Always turn off power before taking apart a ceiling fan or light switch. To replace the fan light switch pull chain: 1. The switch housing needs to be removed. 2. Unscrew the screws holding the lighting assembly to the fan. 3. You should now see the light switch and where the pull chain has broken. 4. Unscrew the pull chain assembly from the switch. 5. If needed take the pull chain to your nearest hardware store and match it up with a new one. 6. The new pull chain can be installed by screwing it on as the old one was taken off. 7. Put everything back together and test the pull chain. Method two of repairing a broken pull chain. This method involves an Internal on/off switch for a ceiling fan light Again one can see a picture of how this done at the link below. http://removeandreplace.com/2014/05/06/how-to-fix-a-ceiling-fan-light-switch -pull-chain/ To fix and replace a bad on/off light switch inside the ceiling fan: 1. Remove the light fixture housing from the fan. 2. Unscrew the screws where the light fixture attaches to the fan assembly. 3. The small switch where the pull chain attaches should now be visible. 4. Remove the old switch. 5. If needed take it to your local hardware store and match it with a new one. 6. Install the new switch with the pull chain through the housing and tighten the connection. Both of these repair methods are common solutions to fix pull chains and pull chain switches. Most people can fix this within 30 minutes with just the basic tools on hand. Read more: http://removeandreplace.com/2014/05/06/how-to-fix-a-ceiling-fan-light-switch -pull-chain/#ixzz32FpP9ibh *II. Concerning saving money on your A/C bill, here is one very simple trick that costs nothing that most people forget to do. If you have many rooms in your house that are unoccupied, then it is a good idea to restrict the air conditioner vent going into that room. The picture at the link below shows where the lever is located on your home air conditioning air vent. http://removeandreplace.com/2013/05/22/how-to-save-money-on-your-air-conditi oning-bill-this-summer/ By sliding the lever a small amount, you will restrict the flow of the air into that particular room. When doing this the A/C unit will still pump air throughout your home but it will reduce the amount of cold air going into that room. Lets say you have a den and a sewing room that is hardly occupied. Those rooms could have the ac vents closed off to about 10% while this will keep the room cool it won’t keep it cold like the rest of your house. By doing this the living room and bedrooms will be cooler and the ac unit will not have to run for longer than it has to therefore reducing your air conditioning bill.]]>