New house, new Hunter Sontera 53114 fan with one wall switch was installed but the builder accidently threw away the remote! Am looking for a compatible replacement. With the 99119 remote do the job or are there other suggestions? New house, new Hunter Sontera 53114 fan with one wall switch was installed but the builder accidently threw away the remote! Am looking for a compatible replacement. With the 99119 remote do the... » Read More New house, new Hunter Sontera 53114 fan with one wall switch was installed but the builder accidently threw away the remote! Am looking for a compatible replacement. With the 99119 remote do the job or are there other suggestions? « Show Less
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Depends on the electronics at the fan. Not all Hunter remotes work with all Hunter fan electronics.
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Yes, it will work, controls 3 fan speeds and if a light is on your fan allows you to dim it, but most importantly , since it is about $44.00 and it is made for the fan you have it would make sense to stay with that brand
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yes this is a good product was a little hard to fit under the base cover but not too bad works great
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Did you try calling Hunter on the phone # on the manual from the fan ?? They should b able to ship one to ya!?! Good luck.
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This has to be purchased with a hunter fan that has remote capabilities. In my case the fan was remote capable so there is no further installation needed.
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I don't completely understand your question, but when I purchased my fan the remote-if I remember correctly and I have to say that I cannot remember-was a separate purchased from the fan. That is if your question is about the remote switch unit. If it is you might check the battery on the remote to see if it has the proper voltage (if the battery is dead or not) and double check the switches on the inside of the fan and the switches on the remote to see if they are set the same.
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I purchased Hunter 27206 Ceiling Fan and Light Universal Remote Control and it worked just fine for the fan for me.
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Hi Deanna, unfortunately I am not using the remote that came with the fan. I purchased two fans for my back patio and opted to hard-wire them together to my switch. So I am only using my wall control. When it comes time to go backwards, I will just switch/press the small lever on the actual fan itself. Sorry I couldn't confirm this for you...:(
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That's a new one on me. I haven't dug mine out for the summer just yet. I don't recall if there is a reset button anywhere on either the fan or the remote. Is your's brand new? I can't think of what to try. Maybe unplug it and pull out battery. Plug it back in and see if it works manually. Then see if it will shut off using the remote. I hope you can get it going.. I like mine...
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This controller will only work with a fan ALREADY equipped with a receiver. It is intended as a replacement. Hunter does sell kits with both this controller and a kit to add the receiver. It takes a bit of mechanical aptitude. Or buy a fan with both already. Less skill needed.
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You can add the optional Hunter remote kit to this fan. It's Hunter #99119 and can be found on Amazon.
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Sorry I can't help, however my experience was the same. The remote failed within a month. I will have to contract to have scaffolding installed to get to the fan. When I called Hunter, they were horrible. I have installed new fans for my porch and none were Hunters and I will never purchase another of their products. From others I have talked to (including the electrician) they have sold a defective product. Sorry to hear this is happening to many people including yourself.
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I would call hunter directly. their number should be in the booklet that came with the fan. last time we had a problem w one of their fans they resolved it for us very quickly by sending us the part free of charge.
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Hi Catalyst God,Thanks for the question. You have to use the wall switch that is provided with the fan. It will not work with a standard switch. We hope this helps! If you have any other questions, or would like to place an order, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they're also literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193
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Actually, I believe the question itself is flawed. Why purchase an "extra" transmitter if you want both fans to work on a single remote? Yes, two fans can be operated with a single remote but it will not take long until they are out of sync with each other. Press the light button and one light will come on as the other goes off. If you have at least one on a wall switch then it is relatively easy to get them back into sync. Just change the codes within the fan unit to be the same as within the transmitter. You probably will not like the results because of them getting out of sync often. Actually, I believe the question itself is flawed. Why purchase an "extra" transmitter if you want both fans to work on a single remote? Yes, two fans can be operated with a single remote but it will not take long until they are out of sync with each other. Press the light button and one light will come on as the other goes off. If you have at least one on a wall switch then it is relatively easy to get them back into sync. Just change the codes within the fan unit to be the same as within the transmitter. You probably will not like the results because of them getting out of sync... » Read More Actually, I believe the question itself is flawed. Why purchase an "extra" transmitter if you want both fans to work on a single remote? Yes, two fans can be operated with a single remote but it will not take long until they are out of sync with each other. Press the light button and one light will come on as the other goes off. If you have at least one on a wall switch then it is relatively easy to get them back into sync. Just change the codes within the fan unit to be the same as within the transmitter. You probably will not like the results because of them getting out of sync often. « Show Less
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It does not come with a remote. I personally love Hunter fans and have one in every room however this fan or at least the one that was shipped to me, appears to be a really old model. The installation and speed settings are not up to par with the the others in my house. I would probably shop around some more and see if another Hunter model is available. Just my opinion.
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Hello! You can purchase a wall switch to operate the fan separately, SW90W, SW46W, SW46LA or SW90LA. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Better Living Store
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What you have in your ceiling fan is a receiver; the transmitter is in the remote control, just like in the one you use for your TV. I have never even seen a Sears remote control kit so couldn't say if the Hampton Bay remote is compatible with it; at the very least you will need to know the code that is set on the receiver and at that point, it's just as easy to install the HB receiver in the fan. I'm curious as to why you need a new remote control...did you lose it or has it stopped working?
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This is just the remote control , the hand held unit, not the part that hooks up to the fan. I just needed to replace the old one where the buttons were worn out .If your already have a Hampton Bay remote control fan and you need to replace the hand held unit then this should work. Just match the the new internal dip switch settings with the old remote setting. There may be an extra switch in the new one . Set this extra switch one way, if it doesn't work then flip it and try again. Mine came with it already set correctly. This would most probably be different if you have more than one remote controlled fan. More than likely the way it is shipped with the default setting will work in most cases. This is just the remote control , the hand held unit, not the part that hooks up to the fan. I just needed to replace the old one where the buttons were worn out .If your already have a Hampton Bay remote control fan and you need to replace the hand held unit then this should work. Just match the the new internal dip switch settings with the old remote setting. There may be an extra switch in the new one . Set this extra switch one way, if it doesn't work then flip it and try again. Mine came with it already set correctly. This would most probably be different if you have more than one... » Read More This is just the remote control , the hand held unit, not the part that hooks up to the fan. I just needed to replace the old one where the buttons were worn out .If your already have a Hampton Bay remote control fan and you need to replace the hand held unit then this should work. Just match the the new internal dip switch settings with the old remote setting. There may be an extra switch in the new one . Set this extra switch one way, if it doesn't work then flip it and try again. Mine came with it already set correctly. This would most probably be different if you have more than one remote controlled fan. More than likely the way it is shipped with the default setting will work in most cases. « Show Less