Re: How to set dip switches in hunter ceiling fan remote...
Fan switches and remote switches must "mirror" each other, otherwise fan will not operate properly or if at all. For instance: if switch 1 in remote is set "on", then switch 1 in fan must be set to "on".
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Can be almost impossible to determine code without sighting receiver. Do you have old transmitter as the correct dip switch settings would be on this. One "trick" you can do if there are more than one remote fans installed is to check other controllers for their codes. generally when installers set dip switches for multiple fans in homes they move the No1 switch from 0 to 1 or vice versa, then the switch position for second fan is move switch 2 as previous. You may be lucky and "jag" the position otherwise you will need to get to receiver.
You need two other remotes. There should be "dip switches" inside each remote behind the batteries, that correspond with dip switches inside the fans themselves. Match them and each will work independently.
There should be a setting inside the fan housing..there are usually a 3 position tab.. move one fan to a different position and corresponding remote...
I have a hunter fanaway ceiling fan with remote it came with. they work fine. i want to set an additional remote for use at different light switch location. there are NO DIP SWITCHES in it, and i can't figure out how to pair it. super frustrated. i've tried turning power off, then back on & trying to pair with no luck. the light on the remote does turn on when you push a button, so the battery is fine.
any ideas? i've looked everywhere online
This must be a common problem, since I Googled the part number and it popped up before I completed the number. I am going to have to order a new remote, since I don't have a solder pen. Wish me luck.
That is the code that works with your wireless remote controller.
The switches should be set the same in the remote in order for the wireless remote to work.
This is likely caused by stray frequencies in the neighborhood. Change the frequency on your system and see if the lights go off less frequently.
See the manual for the remote system. You'll need to go into the top of the fan and change some little switches (dip switches) and set the same frequency on the transmitter (what most call "the remote").
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