Hampton Bay 52 In. White Redington III¿ Ceiling Fan w/ Remote Control & Light Kit Logo
Posted on May 30, 2008
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Hampton Bay Classic Collection 52" remote ceiling light/fan

Have separate wall switch for fan & light with remote also, sometimes switches don't work -- remote doesn't work at all now. Need detail wiring diagram to double check installation - if it worked after installation, what would cause it to malfunction now? Thanks for any help, Norm

  • Anonymous Dec 05, 2008

    we bought the argenta model of a hampton bay ceiling fan, last one, no instructions with it! can't seem to find anyone with help to wire it in. web site says the model number doesn't exist, 61413? any help out there?
    Dale

  • Amy M Jan 13, 2009

    Just installed like 3 months ago. Worked great, not remote dead - even after I put new battery - red light blinks on but fan & light do nothing. This was my fear of a remote fan & light in my bedroom and sure enough I can't operate except on the switch. Then only light/fan combo is option which doesn't help for sleeping! Anybody no what the heck is wrong with it? Worked perfectly fine prior to now.

    Amy

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The wall switch has to be on for the remote to work. You should only be using the remote.

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Rechecked wiring, but blue with blue, white with white, etc., now lights work with remote,but fan only works with wall switch - so why doesn't fan work with remote,if lights work the remote & receiver must be ok?

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    Lights are a simple on off and sometimes coupled with a dimming capability. Fan is either selecting different pin out on motor or with the use of Capicators in series with the power. Smaller the capictor the slower the fan/larger the faster. Mostly between 3 and 8 mfd.

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