Hampton Bay 48670 Flemish Pewter Finish Ceiling Fan - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

I checked the hampton bay site and unfortunately whatever dip switch setting on the fan is, the remote needs to be matched to it. better get out the ladder!

That's a store brand for Home Depot. Good luck!

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Fist, make sure the bulbs are good. Check in another fixture to verify that they indeed work. Since the remote works the fan, dead batteries can be ruled out. The problem will be confined to either a bad receiver in the fixture, or a bad remote.Since Hampton Bay is a line carried by Home Depot, you may have some luck bringing your remote to HD and trying it out on the display units. You may need to try different address settings on the remote to find one that works if you don't get results the first time. This is usually several two position switches often called "DIP Switches". Change the positions of them one at a time until you find one that works. Try to control a fan first. Once you find a fan the reacts to the commands from the remote, try to control the light. If the light doesn't work - the remote has a bad transmitter or light switch control. You could attempt to disassemble the switch, but most don't have parts that look different when they're bad. You'll probably have to replace the remote. If the lights work, then the problem is with your fixture. You can remove or simply bypass the radio controller in the fixture and install an after market receiver and remote to control it again. These are sold at Home Depot and work with any paddle fan.I hope this helps & good luck!

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There is 2way switch attached to this chain you need to replaced it.

If the glass is broken and there are sharp pieces sticking out you can use the potato trick. Cut a small potato so you have a flat end, make sure the power to the fan light is turned off, and push the potato onto the broken remains. Then you can turn the potato to unscrew the base and just toss the whole thing in the trash. Wipe off the socket and you're set for a new bulb.

If the old bulb broke off clean so that only the base is left in the socket, you'll need to bend the edge of the base inward a little with a small screwdriver. Then grab the base with needle-nose pliers and unscrew it from the socket. Again be sure the power is off before working on the light.

you could be lucky and the bushes have worn out. else its probably burned out.

AndystUK

You have two switches right? One for the light and one for the fan? White should be neutral. Green should be ground. Black should be hot from one switch and red should be hot from the other. Hook black to black and blue to red. If you wire blue and black together then one switch will turn on the fan and the light at the same time.

I need more info. but it sounds like a bad thermostat to me

Check the fan and the remote to see the code switches are same. Sometimes depending on the age and humidity you may have to slide the switches back and forth to clean the contacts. Did it ever work? Are the batteries in the proper polarities? The fan and remote have to have the same numbers picked to operate properly.

Ordered a part for fan, so stop emailing me!

Make sure you haven't tripped a circuit breaker.

Change the remote control batteries. Because of the motor construction, it needs to turn on in the highest speed setting. This is why it defaults to the high speed mode. Put new batteries in the remote and that ought to fix it.

the chain goes into the switch and operates a round contact plate. just get a new three speed switch.

The owner's manual for the Hampton Bay 52" Veranda ceiling fan SKU 184-201 is currently available here: https://www.tal-usa.com/wall-control-and-plug-fan-list/52-veranda . See page 5 for the packing list. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Hey there, how are you? Can you post the model of the Hampton Bay fan that you have? We will be able to help you better that way. If you aren't sure what model of Hampton Bay fan that you have, please check this article for more details which describes how to find the model of your fan. Once you figure that out, please post it here and we'll help you: https://hampton-ceilingfans.com/hampton-bay-ceiling-fan-troubleshooting/how-do-i-find-my-ceiling-fan-model/

Hello Espanbauer, KEEP in mind it could be the receiver also (cheapest & best first guess is the REMOTE). I get all my REMOTES from eBay... (Although AMAZON does sell these) Believe it or not if they are advertised as GENUINE & new and come from ESTABLISHED sellers... You are well protected by both eBay & PayPal... ALWAYS pay close attention to SHIPPING COSTS LOOK here: Genuine Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan Remote Control UC7078T with Up Down Light... InTHIS price range Genuine Hampton Bay Ceiling Fan Remote Control UC7078T with Up Down Light... Hope this helps Carnac the Magnificent

there is info on the Hampton Bay remotes here including dip switch settings Troubleshooting Your Remote Controls Step by Step Site courtesy of Hampton Bay

They are just a low-end fan for Home Depot. The Hunters in Home Depot are also low-end. I personally would never buy Hampton Bay. Did you ever notice that the fan problems on here are mostly Hampton Bay, Harbour Breeze & Hunter?