how do you get the remote to work==put new battery in and it lights but will not turn on fan
307862
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...
863531
A couple of things. Check the outlet with another device like a table lamp. Change the batteries in the remote. If nothing works, I would send it back. These are refurbished units and the people selling them don't repair them so they will likely send you another unit. Mine works great
1363981
Make sure the battery is connected. Make sure the battery is charged. Replace the batteries in the controller. Make sure the switches are both on.
2218533
Make sure that as soon as u put the batteries in u point the remote directly at it and hit the vibrate button. If u have already put the batteries in and didn't do this then take them back out.. alo make sure your battery is in the remote to
105550
Not sure if that is same model as mine. My fan is old and the remote will only turn fan on high and light must be on also. Fan switch work light and vise versa.
1401525
make sure power supply is 12v DC. make sure terminals have correct polarity (+/-). make sure remote has battery and is inside it properly. make sure strip is connected/plugged in properly to the controller. if after all that it still does not work, you probably got a faulty controller, and need to send it back
1177597
You need to plug the remote wire in also or it won't work. Plug it into an unused fuse spot and put the fuse back in. Or put it in the stereo fuse so it turns on every time you turn music on that way you save battery. It's kind of a hassle but that's how you do it.
556729
To program the remote turn off the power to the fan(Flip the circuit breaker not just the light switch). After flipping on the power you have 30 seconds to program the remote. Go into the room with the fan in it and press and hold the program button under the battery cover on the back. Hold it for about 5 seconds. Then try to use the fan.
667088
Did you put a fresh battery in your remote prior to attempting to program? I was having trouble then I did that and it worked. Even though my remote was showing no signs of a low battery I had read to do that.
15573
look at your old remote. there should be a distinct number combination on a "dial". simply put that same number combination on your new remote to be able to control your fan. no electrician needed.
859809
As far as I know a remote is unavailable for this fan. Check with Hunter for models which use remotes.
234157
The remotes come programmed at 'all zeros' by default and most people only change them if there are interference issues. Try just using it out of the box. If that doesn't work, you can try setting the switches through the possible codes (there are 256, so it's not impossible) or you can open up the shroud for the fan and see what the controller module has set.
1092300
I think you can order a light for this fan. Whether the remote will work or not I don't know.
1581424
I've thought the same worry and stress about losing the remote which would render the fan useless. I would contact the company... I am too... and ask. I'm sure they will sell us just the remote.
2018119
Two thoughts first press the red button on the top of the black little box where the power cord attaches to the LED Board. It should come on immediately; unless something is seriously wrong with the board. Then check your remote control open up the battery compartment there may be a piece of the plastic tab still in there or the battery may have come loose during shipping. If you open the battery compartment and there's no plastic in there and the battery is in the proper place you may simply need a new battery. Mine has been up and running since day 1. If none of these seem to be the problem I would return it for a replacement. Good Luck. Two thoughts first press the red button on the top of the black little box where the power cord attaches to the LED Board. It should come on immediately; unless something is seriously wrong with the board. Then check your remote control open up the battery compartment there may be a piece of the plastic tab still in there or the battery may have come loose during shipping. If you open the battery compartment and there's no plastic in there and the battery is in the proper place you may simply need a new battery. Mine has been up and running since day 1. If none of these seem to be the... » Read More Two thoughts first press the red button on the top of the black little box where the power cord attaches to the LED Board. It should come on immediately; unless something is seriously wrong with the board. Then check your remote control open up the battery compartment there may be a piece of the plastic tab still in there or the battery may have come loose during shipping. If you open the battery compartment and there's no plastic in there and the battery is in the proper place you may simply need a new battery. Mine has been up and running since day 1. If none of these seem to be the problem I would return it for a replacement. Good Luck. « Show Less
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All I can tell you is that it worked on a Hunter fan that I have. The unit must have the light turned on and the fan set on high for the remote to work.
1322939
I'm having problems with the remote too. Sometimes the fan won't shut off unless I turn the wall switch off.