I lost the snap on switch for my Skylink WE-318 600W On/Off Wall Switch Receiver with Snap-On Remote, White Is this the correct replacement
1513853
Yes, the TM-318 works with the WE-318, and is probably the same as the one you lost.
1513854
Mine is WHITE AS WELL, BUT THE MODEL NO. IS TM-318 I hope this will help you.
1510162
Yes. You'll have to loosen the chain as you install the new unit, but it is an exact replacement. After installation, you'll have to re-program the remote.
1054476
I found that the W-32 switch did not work on the old fan I had. I have a CB2104616T serial FU30197 built in 1986 and needed a W-11 switch which is only sold at fixmycasabalancafan.com and is too expensive.
1316014
If your remote already works with another, existing Multicode or Multicode compatible receiver, then yes. You just have to change the dip switch configuration in either or both the receiver and/or remote.
803329
This item does replace - 174652 without any issues. Simply uunplug one wire and put it on the new PTO switch then keep going until you get all wires replaced.
1008917
The switch I used to replace that Well tec switch in my Hunter was Lowe's part #33905. Just double check that the corresponding color wires match the "L, 1, 2, 3" on the new switch because the L,1,2,3 are not in the same order on the Lowe's part.
1696493
It will work they are all the same. I would replace the switch bulb assembly
220411
It should work. I had to replace a remote on a 30 year old off-brand. You replace the wall button inside your garage with this unit and it provides the communication between it and the new remote to open and close the door.
609991
The hard wire connecter fit exactly the one I replaced (also a Kidde). Took the old unit off, put the new one on, no rewiring needed for me
1391921
I don't know. The replacement had the switch in the same position as the original so I just installed it and it worked fine.
1635735
I am sorry. I don't remember. However, I do know that the switch I took out was split. Luckily, it had a part number on it. I matched this number and I relied on the picture to make sure that my old switch and the new one were identical. They were and the new switch worked fine. I was actually for a friend.
1644950
I have done it in the past. One has to be at the receiver switch box with the remote then follow the programming instructions...two sets of them: one for the switch (receiver) and one set for the remote itself. I did not find it all that easy to get it all understood so I could get the job done quickly. Her are links to the detailed instructions for the remote : http://www.homecontrols.com/homecontrols/products/pdfs/SK-Skylink/SKWR318_Guide.pdf and the receiver We-001:http://www.manualslib.com/manual/154601/Skylink-We-001.html Good luck
66386
This is designed to be a simple wall switch replacement. If you only have 2 wires in the fan canopy, you are better off with a remote setup that has a handheld transmitter and receiver for the fan.
191919
I am unable to to verify if it would work as a replacement. I used this to replace a much older 473v remote and was still able to successfully pair it with my alarm. I think it will work as a replacement but as to its complete functionality i am unable to ascertain. ( Check review)
1588781
It will probably work. It can be programmed by pointing old remote at the new one. Just have to see the manual and find what numbers you have to press first. I've had trouble making this remote program for a couple power on/off devices. Other than that, I think you're fine J.D.
1132809
It says this receiver unit is used with Carlon transmitters "RC3030D, RC3730D, RC3190D, RC3250/RC8250. This will not work with model RC3730 or RC3733 only with works with the "D" version." So while I'm not sure it is a replacement, if you can find the model number on the transmitting part of your door bell, you should be able to find out if it is one of the ones listed. Hope that helps.
1362874
As long as it looks the same as your old one . Blow up the picture of the switch on the Amazon web site