NEED HELP ON TRYING TO FIND A REPLACEMENT CEILING FAN LIGHT MOTOR

9 years ago

I HAVE A LOVELY CEILING FAN LIGHT IN MY BEDROOM THAT PACKED UP ON ME JUST BEFORE THE SUMMER. GREAT TIMING!
ANYWAY, IT LOOKS LIKE IT'S MARBLE, WELL AT LEAST THE BLADES DO.
UNFORTUNATELY I'M REGISTERD DISABLED AND BED RIDDEN DUE TO POOR HEALTH SO I SERIOUSELY COULD DO WITH IT AS I SUFFER FROM SERIOUS HOT & COLD SWEATS.
HHOW DO I GO ABOUT TRYING TO FIND THE RIGHT MOTOR AND WHERE COULD I GET IT FROM PLEASE?
I LIVE IN BASILDON, ESSEX SS13 UK AREA.
THIS IS A UNIQUE CEILING FAN THAT I'VE GROWN VERY ATTACHED TO BUT I JUST WOULDN'T KNOW WHERE TO START TO FIND A CHEAP REPLACEMENT PART FOR.
DUE TO MY CIRCUMSTANCES I WOULD HAVE TO USE A MAIL ORDER COMPANY AND THEN TRY TO FIND A QUALIFIED ELECTRITION THAT WON'T RIP ME OFF
PLEASE PLEASE COULD YOU HELP ME OUT HERE GUYS.
MY KIND REGARDS
MEL

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