Hunter Fan Co. 60 In.Brushed Nickel Stonebridge Remote Control Ceiling Fan - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

If the light on the transmitter does not light you need a new battery. That light is a battery indecator light. If it still doesn't work then you need a new transmitter.Hunter parts 1888-830-1326

I just installed a 2nd hunter fan model 23811 that also seems to be controlled by grimlins. If the power is left on, the light and fan randomly turn on and off. And no, it is not due to fans being on the same frequency. It appears to be an issue with the control module. I'm contacting Hunter.

sounds like some other device is interferring. you need to change frequency. see--- www.ceiling-fans-n-more.com/c...e-controls.php good-day!!

If you look at the piece that nudges up to the ceiling, there should be some screws somewhere near the very top, right by the ceiling. If they are there, unscrew them and you should be able to figure out how to twist it to remove it. If the screws are not there, try twisting the piece at the ceiling counterclockwise, sometimes its got some catches and you just turn it to kind of set it in place. If this is the case, you should be able to just twist it and it should drop. Either way (by the way, those are the only 2 ways it is possibly held on), once that part is done, you simply lift up on the fan to remove it from the ceiling bracket, unscrew the wirenuts (WITH THE POWER OFF), and remove the ceiling bracket. Then all you do is reverse the process for where you want to put it up. The wires are color coded-black from the ceiling to blue or red on the fan. White from ceiling to white on fan. And the green to the green. Good luck.

Best to look for a wire that shorted out ( made the popping noise) and repair it.
Turn the power off and disessable the fixture carefully looking for a wire that the insulation ha worn through or that has broken or come free. You'll also probably find a nice burn mark.
Check the breaker that the light is on also ... it may be tripped

Inside the light/fan assembly is a controller for the remote functions. It is a small plastic box and these controller are known to fail, and when they do, the fan will not operate. It is possible for the motor to be bad, but this is a rare thing to happen. Replace the controller.

Unfortunately, you either have a faulty reciever or remote. A replacement will cost $30-$40 at homedepot. And it doesn't matter which is faulty because you can't purchase them seperately anyhow. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/jerry_612d8419f8984578

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check your wiring to make sure it is correct and also check the breakers to the heat pump

chances are you will have to go to an electrical supply store and replace the pull switch for the hunter fan make sure they know what model it is...

you need to check the wiring and make sure factory dip switch settings are set

change the frequency on both so they are not the same they have to be changed in the fan transmitter and receiver

Sounds like the blades were not made for this fan assembly--I'd take it back for exchange.

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Sounds like you're getting interferrence with the wireless control module. You can remove the shroud at the fan and try another setting on the remote control module. Just be sure to set the wireless hand-held control to the same settings in order for it to operate properly.

Please refer to your owners manual for the fan and the wireless controller for any questions on how to set them to work together. You may have to try a couple of different settings until you get one that isn't
affected by the interferrence it is presently receiving from another ireless source.

Those sources could be a garage door opener, wireless doorbell, TV or other remote control. Cell phones, walkie talkies, and so on. Almost anything that produces a radio signal, could be the cause of the problem.

Hope you found this very helpful and best regards!

make sure you have the remotes/receivers set to different jumpers. I installed 2 fans and had the same problem, just had to change the jumpers on one of the fans and the corresponding remote

I'm betting the circuit board has gone defective.  After shutting off power to unit, disassemble and have a look at it.  Bad solder joints and discolored from heat areas may lead to a repair.  Otherwise, this site has Hunter fan parts.
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Yes I have done that before.you open the battery compartment and you will see 4 jumpers.Look on the on you want to replace,then change the ones on the new one.Write down the jumper locations before moving them so you can have them for the other fan.

I have the same fan. The fan and the remote have some "jumpers" which allow you to change the codes, useful if someone else nearby has the same fan. You can see the jumpers inside the remote, open the back cover... you'll see "4 3 2 1" on the circuit board. Unfortunately you'll need to dismount the fan to change its jumpers, they need to be the same as the jumpers in your remote (which you can move around pretty easily).