When I changed the dip switches on the Hunter receiver, I noticed that the remote would not work when set to the new code. When I set it back to the previous code, it would work, leading me to determine that the receiver has some basic memory. The solution was to simply cut the power to the fan at the circuit breaker box and the new dip switch settings now work.
This was not described anywhere in the manual of the Hunter fan I purchased, so a slight oversight by the manufacturer.
I bought two remotes for two different Hunter fans. Installed both per manufacturer's instructions -...
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I bought two remotes for two different Hunter fans. Installed both per manufacturer's instructions - (those could be improved in regards to dip switches & jumpers). Situation is that both fan controllers respond to the factory settings no matter how the dip switch settings are changed. One remote control with factory settings will activate both fans & lights no matter what the dip switches on the fan controller are set for. Change the remote's jumpers and it doesn't work even after matching the dip/jumper settings. Haven't tried disconnecting the power to see if this fixes the problem. Know a little about electronics but this one has me baffled.
Having trouble install my hunter 27157 remote for ceiling fan take that back my husband is having...
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Having trouble install my hunter 27157 remote for ceiling fan take that back my husband is having trouble figuring out which wires connect , can anyone help
Since Carrier does not have the original remote for my unit (rfl-03010EH) a distributor sold me the...
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Since Carrier does not have the original remote for my unit (rfl-03010EH) a distributor sold me the new one. It does not communicate with the unit. I see 7 dip switches but no instructions come with it. HELP