Hampton bay fan light half power

you may try different brand of led lights

Hi,

please factory reset the remote and then re-program the remote to the device and attempt to use the previously malfunctioning button. Thank you.

The light on the remote is a battery light. First mistake was buying a store brand fan which are mostly low-end parts. Try adding a different remote w/receiver.

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

My hampton bay fan began running at full speed on all three fan positions a few weeks ago. I replaced the switch, which did not work. I noticed that the small black box (capacitor) inside the recess behind the light cover has a large bulge that has cracked the plastic. The part number (C61 E185116) does not reveal any websites that can offer a replacement, and hamtonbay.com redirects to homedepot.com. This fan is apparently made by home depot, and it is not backed in the same manner as Hunter fans are (I received a free replacement part for a Hunter about five years after purchase). From this experience and what I have read in this forum, I have learned to avoid the hampton bay fans. It is too difficult to find a part when there is no real manufacturer to contact for assistance.

The remote is a Hampton Bay remote that should dim the light and fan on and off. I replaced the battery and do not have a red light when I press the button. Light and fan does not turn off with remote.

if you have the remote controll for both the fan and light you can have the controll on both the fan and light...
other wise it can't

If you press and hold the light button, it will step up in brightness to max then back down to dark. Then when you press the button briefly it will turn off and then press button briefly again it will turn on at the intensity you had it at last. So if you are one tick from off you may not notice it is "on" because it is dark. A second possibility is that you replaced the bulbs with a compact flourescent and they are not always happy with adjustable brightness, often they will be on or off, no middle ground. I recommend sticking with old school bulbs in the fan.

inside the remote, and inside the transmitter above the fan there are 4 tiny keys that set the frequency. set each frequency different then the remotes will only operate that fan. However if two lights r on and one off, when u turn the switch off they all go off, and when u turn it back on the same ones should come on. Then label the remotes!!!