I actually programed one remote with two fans and now I don't know how to remove programming from one fan?
1775406
I don't actually own/use a Harbor Breeze remote; but with other remotes, you have to turn off the electrical power to the receiver (ie, the CB to the outlet that controls electricity to that fan) in the fan to reset the receiver. Then you can reprogram it with the correct remote.
758425
Yes, if they both have the same code set in the fan & remote. Now you may run into a problem where the fans are close enough that the remote will operate both fans at the same time.
335581
Yes, remote controller dims and controls fan 4 speed settings one of which is off.
297149
The fan is not programmable. I do have a fairly old unit, probably over 15 years old. You may want to check their website to see if this is now offered.
2009690
Obviously I don't know for certain what could be wrong but several troubleshooting ideas come to mind: first, is the fan off? Try taking batteries out, rubbing them on cloth or towel and replacing them, and then try to use. If that does not work, try replacing all batteries with new. Make certain fan is completely off before working with the remote so that any instructions the remote or fan received before it stopped working will be eliminated. Also unplug the fan for 2-3 minutes to delete prior, possibly conflicting instructions sent to the fan by the remote. Also, make certain the remote has a clear, unobstructed view of the fan--the remote won't work if it's too far away or at an angle to the fan. Hope these help but you may need to contact the manufacturer.
1604974
There are small switches in the remote and the fan receiver that are set in different combinations so each fan only operates on its own remote.
628160
Remote components are installed inside the fan body. However, you will do yourself a favor by buying a different fan. My fan worked fewer than 24 hours before it ceased to function. Looked online, and hundreds of people seemed to have the same problem. Would never buy this again.
1369407
You can use a remote with basically any fan that does not provide one, but you have to purchase it separately at your local Home Depot or hardware store and you have to modify the wiring to make it function
1385851
There is a frequency box is beside the battery. It has 4 switches on it that are numbered. Just match it up with your old remote or find the frequency box on the ceiling fan itself and match it with that.
2031419
Is the fan the same fan you purchased with the original controller?? If so you shouldn't have to re-progam the control. When we got our replacement control we put in new batteries and it worked right away. If its a different fan then the original you should probably contact the manufactuer of the fan for help. I don't remember putting in any code???
8406
When I bought the fan, I had a remote. The original remote got stepped on. So I had to buy another. They guy who put my fan up was able to get the new remote to work with fan.
715163
Program all remotes at the same time. This may mean you will re-program a remote used previously.
667087
Clear the memory and start over programming the remote. I needed to do that as I had a similar issue.
122961
Change the frequencies on each fan's receiver and then set them in the remote to match. These are the little leavers/dip sticks inside. Make sure you turn the power OFF first! We just installed 4, all on different frequencies!
2259014
There seem to be conflicting answers here. Does anyone know if you need to install a receiver or not? How would the fan know to be controlled by this remote otherwise? It's currently hooked up to our existing remote which is broken. So how do I "tell" the new remote to control this fan?
859811
You can use a universal remote. I took the remotes out of my old fans ( different brand ) and put them in these fans. Works better than the old ones.
1284422
I looked around for a compatible remote for my fan and it doesn't seem matter. Regardless of what type of remote you get you will have to undo the fan and wire in a new receiver. I got one that was specific to my model of fan. I had to rewire it anyway. Its not difficult to do, just a pain. Have a friend to help.