Does anyone know if this includes the receiver that mounts above the fan. I have 2 fans that use these and both died at the same time. 5 years old.
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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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There seem to be conflicting answers here. Does anyone know if you need to install a receiver or not? How would the fan know to be controlled by this remote otherwise? It's currently hooked up to our existing remote which is broken. So how do I "tell" the new remote to control this fan?
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If you are replacing a remote. I got one and sent it back. One has to install a receiver in the fan (you can't just program the remote). I talked to Hunter and they no longer made the remote that came with my fan(only way to control it) I ended up looking at the model number on my broken remote and I found a new one on ebay. It worked great. Good Luck.
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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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Yeah I had that in my fan info too. But the info with this control says not to use it with a solid state fan. Who even knows what these "solid state" things are. You should be fine.
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I would buy this fan, it works great on my Yamaha receiver. I have it set on top so it can pullthe heat out, and it stays cool. Bought two but only had to use one.Joe Wray
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This is only the Fan remote Sorry about your problem with your Fan itself. good luck
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Yes, all of these remotes have receivers you have to install in the fan. Its pretty easy if you understand basic wiring and have room in your electrical box in your ceiling. With that being said, I wouldn't recommend this remote. It never worked well and had to replace it after a few months. I have had other fan remotes before with no issues, this one was a constant headache.
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I have mine hooked to a universal remote, it works great. As far as a receiver for the universal remote, that is part of the remote's kit. you simply wire the receiver into the fan, set the fan speed to high and the light ON with the chains, and then use the remote to control it
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This item contains a new receiver and transmitter. As long as the transmitter fits in the top of your fan (for me it was the same size as the old one) it should work fine as the two items are paired together. It is also labeled as "universal" for whatever that is worth. It worked fine for me one my older fan. I am not sure what model it is though (sticker is missing).
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Yes, this remote should work. If the new remote does not operate the fan, you may need to change the frequency code on the remote to match the code on the receiver. The receiver is located inside the fan canopy. Instructions are included with the remote.
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I also had my fan mounted backwards in the enclosure that I purchased from another online store. I just unscrewed the fan and mounted it correctly. I have had the Sabrant drive enclosure for over 3 years without any problems with drive recognition. It is truly plug and play.
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Mine came with a receiver that fits in a fan. It does NOT have a reverse capability. It does have a higher amp limit, so I wired (2) fans together with this product and they work fine. My fans do not have reverse, so not having a reverse capability is OK in my setup.
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I would have to say that the fan will not work due to fan blade sizing and the screw mount holes.Best advice is to do a google search for just your part number FD8015U12S of which there are many out there to purchase.Amazon does list having one used fan and I would certainly inquire about its condition.Hope this helps.Jerry BrownMedina, OH
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The one I have set up is pulling hot air out from the top of my receiver. It lays horizontally & it performs very well. No noise what so ever. Been working that way for about six months now.
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No, includes receiver -- a small nub sticks out from the fixture and is wired to the fan and light controls.
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I do not think so... Home Depot sold me one and it did not work... I went online Amazon and bought the same one that came with the fan... and the fan was installed in @2005... and they have the exact same remote... think it was about $40. and IF you need the remote part that goes in the actual fan itself... the remote control included that part. Mine worked without having to switch that out. Good Luck!