Will this universal remote replace and work for a ceiling fan controlled by a NuTone Remote: G9P2BTAUC7052T? That is the info printed on the remote
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I know I am late answering this question, but that is a yes and no question. If you replace the receiver with the one in this kit(yellow box pictured), than yes. If you want to use your existing receiver, then probably not. Typically, the FCC ID on the back of the old remote would have to match the one on the new remote. Don't go by the way the remote looks. You can find visibly identical remotes that are not compatible. At the same token, you can find two remotes that look nothing alike that will work together. Don't forget one other important thing. If your fan has reverse on a hard switch than do not buy a remote with a reverse button. If your old remote has reverse on it, then your new remote must have reverse on it.
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Not sure, Leslie. I guess it all depends on wether the the fan's mounting bracket will accomodate the new remote. If not, you should have no problems returning it under Amazon's return policy.Wish I could tell you more.
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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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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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I do not think it matters what type of fan you have. This device should work as long as you have space in the mount of your ceiling fan to store the receiver, which will receive a signal from the remote control. If your fan comes with a remote, you may end up disabling your own remote and replacing the remote with this device. I don't see why it should not work. This remote is communicating with its own set of sender and receiver, assuming that the fan remote does not co-exists and gets disabled.
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Hi Louie, I replaced my Nutone Vent fan motor with the universal motor. I removed the motor by taking out the two bolts and the motor came off the housing. I had to keep the spline and impeller in the housing and reuse them. Otherwise I would have had to take the whole unit out of the ceiling. Also unplug the motor and it came right out. Check on the corner of the housing to see what the specs are( volts, amps, etc). Basically unplug it remove two bolts and that's it. I hope that helps you out good luck. Andy
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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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I believe it will since it's a universal remote. I have a hunter fan and it works on it.
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Probably not. This switch works if you have 2 hot wires from the fixture to the switch (1 for the fan & 1 for the light). Unless your ceiling box is already wired this way (and they usually aren't), your options are to use a remote or the pull chains that came with the fan.
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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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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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well does your fan have a chain control for your light and fan speed? if it does this will not work. I you have one that is remote controlled all ready this will work for you. Now you will have to install the module with this remote. And the answer to your question, there are universal remotes out there, but if you don't know the make and model of your module, they will not work. You basically have to install the complete matching set. I hope this answer's your question? Tedd
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it may but check the in-fan remote unit. I gave up and purchased a new ceiling fan. our existing capacitor was a 4 wire and the exact model number purchased was a five wire. that's how I found out that it's most likely the remote transceiver unit. good luck
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Found this on the Hunter website. Sounds like it should be what you need. Good luck! Amazon should have this. http://www.hunterfan.com/Products/Accessories/Ceiling_Fans/Controls/Fan/Light_remote_Control_for_Hunter_Original_fans-27187/
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I don't know, but the remote that goes to your fan model looks exactly like my remote model FAN-9T, except the lite button on mine is green and lite button on yours is yellow, I suspect it will work, but you will have to set the toggle switches on the remote and your fan to be the same.
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I'm not sure. However, I would look at the top part of my ceiling fan. There should be 4 toggle pin switches. If there are I would think it would work. If you order the remote. The pins in the remote need to be set exactly the same pattern as the pins on the ceiling fan. Let me know and good luck.
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my fan has reverse switch on the fan itself and never had one on the remote. I think it will work as long as the sensor on your fan is compatible.
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Found this on the Hunter website. Sounds like it should be what you need. Good luck! Amazon should have this.http://www.hunterfan.com/Products/Accessories/Ceiling_Fans/Controls/Fan/Light_remote_Control_for_Hunter_Original_fans-27187/
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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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Yes, I bought the Hunter 99122 Universal three speed remote, and it works perfectly. Here's a link on Amazon: Hunter 99122 Universal 3 Speed Ceiling Fan/Light Remote Control