Remote the romote won't pick up a swing motion

Yes I wd like know how to fix swing chair.we hve beginning gentle motion swing

You can purchase replacement motors from Mattel (Fisher Price's parent company).

It will be one of the following 3 products, just pick the one that matches what you have now:

https://store.mattel.com/ItemDetail.aspx?cat=140&item=58050
https://store.mattel.com/ItemDetail.aspx?cat=140&item=59702
https://store.mattel.com/ItemDetail.aspx?cat=140&item=58374

replace the battery in the remote. be careful where you get the battery from I got a set of batteries from radio shack and found out they were no good from the get go.

Just follow the manual, there's a step which is find the correct code (I don't really remember), its something like power + channel up or down until you will reach the correct code and then press enter. just read carefully

Try to take of the back and take out the batteries for 5 minutes and it should work but if it doesnt you will either have to get it reparied or buy a new one

yeah, there is a motion censor in the remote, its a tilt ball. It gets stuck if you swing the remote to hard, to get it unstuck, you have to smack the remote against the palm of your hand button side down.

okay i know that this will not awnser ur question but the wii is mainly only going to have motion games the only one that i can think of that dosent is super smash bros. and all the regular gamecube games. and also most people like the motion stuff.

You must have a wii steering weel and connect the wii romote to that, then you should be good to go. If you already purchased one, then the wii remote must not be in exact position on the steering wheel.

@ Slivic22
Some games does not use Sensor Bar pointing because they play with motion/accelerometer only. After you select the number of sets on Wii Sports Tennis, there is no Sensor Bar pointing except for Pause menu. That's because you Swing the remote like a racket.

Hi Ashley,

It sounds like the accelerometer in your Wii Remote is not working properly.

The "point-and-click" stuff like the Wii Menu use the WIi Remote's camera (which is behind the dark part on the front of the Wii Remote). The motion-sensing for swinging, tilting and other motion uses the accelerometer in the Wii Remote.

Wrap your Wii Remote in a towel and give it a whack against your knee (not so hard as to injure your knee) - sometimes the accelerometer part gets "stuck" and needs to be jarred out of position.

If that still doesn't work, then go to Nintendo.com, click Support, and go to the Wii Troubleshooting section for more options.
http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/wii/en_na/ts/wiiremote.jsp

Also, you don't have to use the same remote as #1. The first remote that is activated will become #1.

You can also push the Home button on the Wii Remote, then point to the bottom (where the battery levels are shown), press A, then click on Reconnect. It will tell you to press the 1 and 2 buttons on each remote in the order you want them to appear. Press the 1 and 2 buttons on the remote you want to be #1, wait for the remote to sync (the Wii will make a happy nosie), then do the same for the remote you want to be #2, etc.