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posted by terra88 on Jan 03, 2008

Remote will not turn off lights or start fan. Is it a remote problem or a receiver problem?

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Posted by Guest on Aug 12, 2008

My remote for my 60 Miramar model 133715 ceiling fan from Hampton Bay has worked fine until we replaced the burned out bulbs in the top light section of the fan. The remote eill now not turn off the top light portion at all even thought it turns off the bottom light portion and works the fan perfectly. Please help.

Posted by Guest on Jul 24, 2008

Light And fan not working with remote?? Any fixes???

Posted by Guest on Jul 22, 2008

my remote will not turn off or on the fan or the light and its the only way of turning this ceiling fan on and off. we have to hold the remote control right up at the and nearly touch it to make it work at all. my husband took the light fixture part down witch has a hub and looks like a motor or battery pack for the light fixture. It appears to have been hot at some point as the casing has burn marks or hot spots burned into it. we went to home depot but they were of NO HELP...they sold us something that doesnt even fit or work in this unit. model number uc7051R

Posted by Guest on Jun 02, 2008

We have that problem too but, we dont have the same kind of remote so we can't fix it like he say! HELP!

Posted by Guest on Apr 30, 2008

remote won't work for the fan or the light.

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Solution #1

posted on Feb 08, 2008

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Don't buy Hampton Bay products. This is Home Depot junk wherein the remotes don't work after a while and you are left with a door stop. Why does Home Depot not carry spare remotes like remotes for TVs etc?... Junk manufacturer.

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Solution #2

posted on Jan 03, 2008

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This is one of the best solution to do, look for unit who have same model as your unit( to your friends or neighbors) and test your remote control. If it work in another unit with same model then the remote control is defective, but if it works then its the receiver.

But try this solution first, if there is a reset button in your remote try to reset it then try the remote to your unit.

USE POINTED OBJECT TO PUSH THE BUTTON

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posted on Sep 28, 2008

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I had the same problem. I am guessing one of the kids dropped it. I openend the remote and noticed the dip switch had been jarred so that it was not set completely. I set the switches and now it works fine.

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