20 Most Recent Minka (F517ORB) Ceiling Fan Questions & Answers

the first thing i would check is the wire connections under the cover at celing possible loose connection check wire nuts be carful turn power off befor serviceing ps dumb question is the switch on

Nope that is just your luck.

Contact their Customer Support. It may have a secret battery in the unit that saves its memory. https://www.minkagroup.net/faq.php ..

Try changing to a new frequency. You may be picking up a signal from another piece of electrical equipment. https://www.google.com/search?q=Minka-Aire+Xtreme+H2O+Outdoor+Ceiling+Fan+change+remote+frequency ..

Jake, inside each fan there are dip switches just like there are corresponding dip switches on your control. 4-6 tiny switches numbered. you must change one fan and one remote by just on number and that fan and that remote will be independent from the other fan.

One possible reason why the glass light cover causes buzzing is that it is vibrating against the fan blades or other parts of the fan. This could be due to a loose fit or a manufacturing defect. One way to test this theory is to remove the glass cover and turn the fan on to see if the buzzing noise stops. If the buzzing noise does stop, you could try adding some padding or cushioning to the glass cover or the parts it rests against to reduce vibration. You could also try tightening any screws or bolts that secure the glass cover to ensure a snug fit. Another possibility is that there is an issue with the fan motor or electrical components. In this case, it may be best to contact the manufacturer or a professional electrician or repair technician to diagnose and fix the problem.

Have installer come back and inspect it if installed properly ( correct power being supplied ) possible defective unit like bad winding or bearing

possible manufacturer

does receiver in fan have dip switches ?are they the same as in the remote ?turn off other fans when syncing .if different set the same in each and power down fan. then wait 1 minute then turn back on and then try syncing

your pull switch will overide your wall switch

Minka Aire Wall control not working Minka Aire ceiling fan wall control not working Check whether you have a faulty connection somewhere between the switch, fan, and circuit breaker. A short or an overloaded circuit can cause the breaker to trip or turn off. Check to see whether you have loose switch wiring.

Minka Aire ceiling fan troubleshooting ' CleanCrispAir

Did you press and hold the reverse button while the fan was rotating? According to the manual, the fan needs to be on (blades rotating) to use the reverse button on the full-feature remote. Press and hold the button for 3+ seconds until you hear a faint click. The blade motion should reverse. The manual is available on the product page here: https://www.minkagroup.net/f519l-wh.html. The current link is https://www.minkagroup.net/images/instruction-manuals/F519L-English--1538524654.pdf . If that doesn't work, I have to ask if the receiver unit is correctly installed and if the remote is the original one for the fan. You may need to check if the transmitter has had the frequency setting changed to avoid interference. This could mean that the previous owner had multiple fans and provided the wrong remote with your current fan. See the section on the second page of the trouble-shooting section for adjusting the transmitter frequency and pairing the remote to the new frequency. I hope this helps. Fan and remote still won't communicate then I'm not sure how to diagnose which one is at fault. Cindy Wells

sure if you can find thgem.

turned on fan should spin thats normal function ----if you mean when turned off-- will need a meter to test for a correct answer

The remote control may be defective, causing excessive battery drain.

dig deeper it had to have come off one of the wires

Refer to instruction that came with them page 8, There in bi timer. https://www.minkagroup.net/images/instruction-manuals/F588-English--1514491207.pdf