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it's in a new circuit and definitely not military or foreign. i'm guessing it's a FET but I don't know how to cross a part number with only part marking

I sent you an email with a picture of the part since I don't see how to add files in this forum

There are 3 wires on the fan for 2 different speeds. If you connect this to a standard wall switch you will only be able to get 1 fan speed. You should be able to tell which wires are used and then just connect the higher fan speed to your standard wall switch.

The part is a 3-pin device and appears to be a transistor or diode. on top of the part is the marking "KL3 K3". how can I determine exactly what this is and get a manufacturer part number?

I can't seem to locate who would make the "standard" 36-pin connectors. I'm not looking for the cable ends. What I need is a through hole right angle male connector. This would be the same connector that you would find on the printer end of a printer cable. I'm designing a product that...

How does this get me 10 circuits though?

I looking for a way to transfer 10 DC low current signals on a rotating device. The standard electrical slip rings are too expensive (several hundred dollars) and I'm trying to locate a lower cost solution. I've come up with a plastic pipe which I slide a series of copper rings onto seperated...