This document discusses electric fans, including their internal parts and how to set their speed. It contains the following key points: 1) The internal parts of an electric fan include a rotor, stator, selector switch, electric motor, and copper winding. The rotor rotates while the stator provides electromagnetic energy. 2) To set fan speed, the resistance in the circuit must be adjusted using a selector switch and terminal block. Higher resistance yields slower speed while lower resistance results in faster speed. 3) Troubleshooting fan speed involves using a multimeter to test the resistance values in the circuit and ensuring they match the desired settings for slow, medium, or fast speed.