I don't know how to program the replacement to work with the fan. Can anyone help me? Where do I find the 'codes' that I need to program in the fan?
2031418
You have to unscrew the back. You will see three toggle switches. They are one or off ie. Up or down. Look at your old one and match positions. They have to match the ones inside of your fan
2031419
Is the fan the same fan you purchased with the original controller?? If so you shouldn't have to re-progam the control. When we got our replacement control we put in new batteries and it worked right away. If its a different fan then the original you should probably contact the manufactuer of the fan for help. I don't remember putting in any code???
2031420
hi :Just open the battery compartment and just above the batteries are four with switches , just look at the old remote and move the switches to or off to the same position as the old one ,and this should work as long as they are the dsame remote. any further help just ask .
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my remote came with #'s 1-4.. so In order to figure out my code without looking at the receiver was put all the switches closest to the word "on" and pretended I had all "0" like Otto listed in answer 1.. and moved the switch downwards where he put a "1" ... so his 0100 was my 1234 and the"2" was moved downward - my fan worked instantly!
2031422
If you do not know the correct code for the remote, you need to contact Hampton Bay directly for assistance.
297150
I didn't see anything in the manual about just programming the fan - you have and 'auto' and 'manual' setting on the fan switch - auto has the fan come on only when the heat or cooling comes on - manual has the fan run constantly with or without heat or cooling until you turn it off -
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You must look at the capacitor. Remove the cover plate on the bottom and look at the little rectangular device with 3 or four wires. Be sure the fan is off ! Then try to match it to the ones available on the net. The values are rated in "uf" so you can compare them. Write down the colors of the wires and the connections, a close replacement will work. Hope this helps !
752752
The one i got stopped working and so did the replacement after a few usea. It would work olay, but its kindof noisy and the fan is pretty small you have to sit right in front of it for it to work.
1977654
Hi Sharon, I am not at home now, but when I had problems with the bathroom fan, I took out the original motor and looked at the part # and was able to buy (very good price) all components and then easily replaced them and re-installed the fan in the bathroom... I am very satisfied... sorry I do not know the exact replacement motor # off the top of my head.... -scott
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Try to find the exact model number for the motor printed or stamped on the motor itself, or look up your model on the web or in the manual to see if there is an "illustrated parts breakdown" which will list each part of the fan and its associated part number. Then, you should hopefully be able to cross reference the correct replacement.
2105488
My fan has a different model number. However it should work, if not you get full refund. Once you receive transmitter load batteries set code on transmitter to that of the fan and away you go, very simple.
1589510
Best guess is that unless you are a mechanical wizard the integrated nature of the motor and fan will not allow you to merely replace the current motor with this motor. I found that the motor was customized to the fan and could not be just attached. I ordered an entirely different and fully contained replacement for my nutone fan, though I cannot find on my system where I ordered it now. DJH
740517
I had same problem. The fan was not working proper. The company sent me a new one and has been working fine ever since
45328
Hello, this unit is a perfect match. I did it both ways, I cut out one and just replaced the fan/motor assembly on the other. Just remember to make sure the check valve on the discharge horn opens and closes fully. Everything else is simply total time for second option is 30 minutes. Hope this is of some service to you.
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That should work fine unless it's a three way switch. Is that the only switch that controls the fan? If not, you must pick one switch to replace and bypass the other switch.
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.
689340
I would like to do nearly the same thing. I would like to replace the wall switch with an automated relay switch (on/off)-- then control the fan with a handheld remote. I am trying to find out if this will work. Has anybody tried this?
1954114
Needs a new control modual. Just pull the fuse for the fan to keep it from running until you get your new modual.
1231531
Oh YES!! That's exactly what I installed to operate my new fan. It works great! You wont even need the pull chain to operate it, however you will be able to use either. Enjoy!
80081
You can fix the fan yourself. This user posted a video showing how to do it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjRDjOL8nCYMy penguin model started to develop a whirr, so I followed the instructions in the video and it's now back to quiet. If your fan is totally dead and you're out of warranty, it's easy to replace. It's just a standard 2-pin 80 mm computer fan. They run about $5 on eBay. Unscrew four to six screws on the bottom of the basin, lift off the top or bottom section, unscrew four screws holding the fan, disconnect the fan connector (it's not soldered, just attaches to a pair of pins on the control board,) plug in the new fan and replace the screws. Seriously, a monkey could do it. You can fix the fan yourself. This user posted a video showing how to do it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjRDjOL8nCYMy penguin model started to develop a whirr, so I followed the instructions in the video and it's now back to quiet. If your fan is totally dead and you're out of warranty, it's easy to replace. It's just a standard 2-pin 80 mm computer fan. They run about $5 on eBay. Unscrew four to six screws on the bottom of the basin, lift off the top or bottom section, unscrew four screws holding the fan, disconnect the fan connector (it's not... » Read More You can fix the fan yourself. This user posted a video showing how to do it:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjRDjOL8nCYMy penguin model started to develop a whirr, so I followed the instructions in the video and it's now back to quiet. If your fan is totally dead and you're out of warranty, it's easy to replace. It's just a standard 2-pin 80 mm computer fan. They run about $5 on eBay. Unscrew four to six screws on the bottom of the basin, lift off the top or bottom section, unscrew four screws holding the fan, disconnect the fan connector (it's not soldered, just attaches to a pair of pins on the control board,) plug in the new fan and replace the screws. Seriously, a monkey could do it. « Show Less
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I have no idea but, I did call customer service regarding my wiring situation, and they gave me a configuration which made the device work perfectly. My guess, the Fan only feature would not work.