After installing the fan and turning the breaker back on, the fan keeps spinning at one speed. Remote does not stop or change it. Any solution?
1855339
The fan was so easy to install. The remote in the fan was already hard-wired. It sounds like the manual remote is defective or the remote receiver in the fan is defective. I'm sure you've checked the way you installed the batteries. Call their hotline.
922940
I did not install a remote control. The manual states that "Some fan motors are sensitive to signals from solid-state variable speed controls. If you have installed this type of control, choose and install another type of control" I would expect the fan to work well with a non solid-state control.
1954116
If the fan stays on low or same speed after you change it then you need to replace the control module
1516126
Hi - that is not normal. I bought this same model a few months ago & when it is on auto mode (the mode it defaults to when you first turn it on) then the fan speed decreases on mine automatically as the air quality improves. However, if it is not on auto mode, and you are manually choosing turbo/or fan speed, then yes - it will stay on that speed until you manually choose a lower fan speed on the remote even if the air quality is clean. Hope that helps!
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This is only the Fan remote Sorry about your problem with your Fan itself. good luck
1262940
I still have not been able to get this remote to work and will probably end up having to pay an electrician to get it to work. I do remember when the electrician first installed the fan he used a code like "1, 2, 3, 4" so I didn't have to write it down. Well I can't get any straight combination to work. There is nothing wrong with the fan mechanism. I lost the original remote - probably ended up in the garbage by accident. My next step will be to call the Company and see if they can help.
234337
I just tried it, and YES, you MUST press a button / remote in order to get the fan to turn on. I tuned the fan on, then unplugged it from the wall outlet, and reconnected it to the wall outlet and the fan did NOT turn on.
312563
I have a third button for fan on my light switch. It will only turn off fan power. You have remote with holster for light and powe/speed. I would just use remote.
710572
Not sure, there is a switch on the fan. We bypassed the remotes. We still have the remote and looked at it and there does not appear to be a switch, I would dig further. Sorry!
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.
983470
It seems to me the remote is the only way to control the fan and the light. Everything went well so far except for an accident a few days ago. My son played with the remote for a while and then somehow I couldn't turn off the fan. After half an hour struggle, no solution could be found on the specification. In despair, I had to shut down the electricity of the house, then turned it on. And the remote came to life again after that. I did wish it'd come with a standard wall switch as a backup.
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my advice, while the fan looks nice, the operation is not great. It only operates off the remote which is annoying.
1505894
I have incurred the same issue. What has worked for me is before turning unit on, make sure the heater and temp control are off. Once the fan starts moving, then turn on the heat and temp.
1686819
My fan doesn't oscillate, it blows in a single direction I can only direct it up or down before picking it up and repositioning
1830715
I have the Hunter Cortland fan and it is wired so that one wall switch turns on the lights and the other wall switch turns on the fan. We didnot get a remote for the fan because the installer said the remotes are more of a problem then anything. We have had the fan up for a year and a half now and it works perfectly. No noise on low speed, which is all we use. Hope this is helpful to you.
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I returned it and got a on / off and leave fan on high. You do seldom adjust speed so did the same thing for all other fans in house and am totally satisfied with the solution.
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There are dip switch settings on both the switch and the remote that resides in the cowling of the fan. You cannot have the same settings for both switches. Change one of the dip switch settings in one of the switches and make an identical change in the dip switch of the remote resident in the fan cowling. After that change, each switch will control one individual fan/light. I have 6 of these switches in my home and each works perfectly.