Remote Control Ceiling Fan Light Wont Turn Off

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Remote control ceiling fan light wont turn off.

The first step is to see if the remote was faulty. Reset the fan remote. Turn off the ceiling fan and allow the blades to come to a full stop. Typically there is also a wall switch.

When i turn the power back on the fan goes back on. However the light on the fan works and the remote does control the light. Turn off the ceiling fan using the remote. This will sync the ceiling fan remote with the receiver.

I tried replacing the battery for the remote already and i tried turning off the power to the house. My ceiling fan will not turn off. Resetting your remote setting is easy and it only takes a few easy steps. If your ceiling fan won t turn on or your speed settings are not working properly you may notice a sharp change in the airflow.

Run the ceiling fan for a few minutes. The fan is on and won t turn off. You can use that to turn the fan on and off. One of the wires from the ceiling should be capped off usually the red one.

Turn on the power from the mains. Make sure the blue wire from the receiver is wired to the blue or black with white stripe if a hunter from the fan. Once complete return the battery and cover the remote. It is controlled by a remote control only no switch.

But if you have a unit that has both a light and a fan the wall switch will usually turn off both of them. If the fan sometimes turns on by itself off by itself or the light kit does this on it s own then this is a good sign you do need to change the dipswitches. Typical ceiling fan remote control modules are located above the ceiling fan support bracket in the ceiling. If the above does not resolve the issue continue to the following steps to check for over heating.

The remote module has a set of small dip switches on the side of the module. Wait for 30 seconds before turning the fan on again. If the lights are still stuck on at this point it is time to replace the receiver. Hunter fan remote reset follows the same steps making the troubleshooting easy.

The bad news is the fan canopy must be dropped to access the receiver. The process will change the frequency settings and allow the remote to work again. Reset the remote of your fan. Replace the ceiling fan capacitor.

Clean and lubricate the ball bearings. Open the battery cover of your remote control under the battery will be a set of dip switches match the dip switch code from your old remote to the new remote test to see if the lights can be turned off. Dipswitches are toggle switches on the back of the remote. If you want to stop the fan but still use the light you have to use the pull cord or the remote.

Change the switch setting to match the settings of the hand held remote control. You will also find a corresponding set of dipswitches on the fan. If you want to reset the remote. Generally you ll need to open the housing to find it.