20 Most Recent Universal Remote Control Hampton Bay Universal Ceiling Fan/TV/DVD/Satellite Remote Control - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Each fan with have a receiver unit mounted in the housing, usually above the fan up against the ceiling. Each receiver unit will have 4 "dip pins" which allow the code to the remote to be set. In order for two fans originally installed with the same code to be run separately, one fan will have to be taken down, and the code changed on the receiver unit. Then you will have to purchase a new remote and set the same code on its dip pins (usually under the battery.) It's easiest to buy a replacement remote WITH a receiver AND a transmitter in it. You can either wire in the new receiver (setting the code differently than the existing one on BOTH the receiver AND the transmitter) OR just put the receiver aside and program the new code that you've set in the old one into the transmitter.

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Are you asking where you find the receiver's receptor on the ceiling fan? Sorry, your question is a little bit hard to understand - can you clarify a bit? If you are asking about a fan, which fan is it where you are trying to find the receiver?

The remote is a Hampton Bay remote that should dim the light and fan on and off. I replaced the battery and do not have a red light when I press the button. Light and fan does not turn off with remote.

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Programming [set-up] procedure is too much to type in here by this window, and is not practical. If you wish to get details; check the site linked here. It have set-up code list & set-up procedure to many popular brand remote controls. See it in "Mosaic" or "Magazine" view. It will make surf easier. http://electrohelponline.blogspot.com/