I have a old Sears transmitter in my ceiling fan Will this remote program with it?
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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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You need to confirm that the new remote is the same fiscal size an the wires are in the same location so it can be installed because if you had a power surge that cause the proble
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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.
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Hi Leslie, Well that's a good question. I would call the manufacturer of the remote to find out. My new fan did not come with a remote that's why I bought this one. The description said it would work with almost all new ceiling fans. I don't see why it couldn't replace an existing remote unless your fan is older.
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no, only works on liftmaster, sears, craftsman chamberlian. and only on older ones from 98 forward with out my Q technology.
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Hello,It really is not a code you just need to match the same pattern as your old remote (up or down) or if the fan has not been installed match the dip switch pattern on the fans control unit inside the fan housing and you should be good to go.
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It should if you can find programing for it. Phillips no longer supports this remote.
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as far as I know it will. My alarm system is approx 12 years old and it is currently working with all functions. I did however request that my audio tech that has much more experience in doing the programming amd mating of the remote itself. my tech charged me $20.00 to do the programming which I gladly paid because it can be a little bit of a pain to program.
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Yes it will, the wiring is similar across most fan manufacturers, and the remote and the sensor have dip switches to allow you to select different codes.
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Read and make sure it is compatible with your remote/opener and it should work.
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I don,t believe it will. Some controls have differant buttons for differant things. But then again you have to put in a code for your fan, so it might work. Try going to the maker's web site and maybe it will match your remote for your model fan, that's all I can suggest.
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The remote will work right out of the box. If you have more than one ceiling fan you you can set the dip switch settings in the battery compartment to a different frequency setting. If you are replacing the remote you can copy the settings from your old remote over to the new one. If your fan does not have the remote feature your will need to install the controller which can be purchased separately.
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Yes it should work. My old remote was the exact same one just an older model.
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I can't answer definitively yes, but I am using it with an Overhead Door brand garage door opener. If your opener has what I believe is called rolling code technology for programming your remotes, then this should work for you.
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Yes you can use a remote with this fan. Some part numbers are 7784100 and 7784000
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sorry, i wouldnt know.. i bought this because it was identical to the remote my hubby installed years ago. and it is a quality producat and works perfectly. any remote will work with any fan or light. you just have to wire it correctly . but since our wiring was already in {simple and fast for one who knows wiring, or hire someone cause correct wires must connect to proper wires in light fixture}, all i had to do was put batteries in remote and it was good to go. remotes are hard to find locally, so i was super happy to find this one and ordered it.. i recommend you get it and try it, you can always return it if it will not work for you. {super great return policy at amazon}
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Yes, just make sure you transfer the remote control module from the old fan and wire it in the same way on the new one. The remote control module are usually a add on device that is separate from the fan itself.
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I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX